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| Korean names are difficult for non-Korean speaking individuals to pronounce, so language academies such as ours simply give each student an "English" name. This really helps the foreign teachers who would otherwise have a difficult time remembering the correct pronunciations. Pictured here is Catherina, who is presenting her poster project on the country of Russia. |
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| The sole Canadian of our group, James, tells little Joey that he is now her "English father." She responds by grinning from ear to ear. |
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| Little Esther is a favorite at Maple Academy. Great personality, intelligent, adorable, and very teachable....the kind of student that you love to have in your classroom. |
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| Welcome to my desk. These objects frequently inhabit my space. Also, take note of the exchangeable color pen in the pink bag. Those are a big deal here. |
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| A cat seems very much at home in a local Gwangan scooter shop. When I first walked by, she was posted in the center of the room, lounging happily. She/he got curious and changed positions for a less photogenic spot, but I grabbed a quick shot anyway. |
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