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Tagged With: Writing

Another Guest Post

Just wanted to let you all know that I wrote another guest post on Untemplater. I don’t know if I am an ‘official’ contributor yet, but they haven’t told me stop writing so I’ll keep trucking until they do. I’m planning on writing 1-2 posts every month on untemplater. I’ve been a little lazy on … Continue reading »

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I’m on Untemplater!!

I just wanted to let you all know that my writing has appeared on another blog! This time it is at Untemplater, a great site for those people who want to live life according to their own rules. Untemplater is a new-ish site, started by some big names in the blog world, and I have … Continue reading »

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I’m on the ‘Hobo!’

Curious about what a week in the life of an English teacher in China is like? Well head on over to the Professional Hobo to check out my diary! Nora, the woman behind the site, publishes a “Week-in-the-life-of” series and this week that life is mine! I  am a big fan of the Professional Hobo … Continue reading »

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Making Magazines

That’s it. Classes are over, school is out. In 2 weeks we’ll be taking off for sunnier locations (western/southern China) but until then I have a lot of work to do. Namely, I have to grade finals. The way the grades here work is that 40% of a student’s full grade is daily participation while … Continue reading »

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Teaching Writing

One of the many classes I’m teaching is writing. What is great about writing with non-native English speakers is they don’t know the tired clichés and common word usage we are all so familiar with. Instead, they put together words in new and exciting ways which aren’t exactly correct, yet they are not exactly wrong … Continue reading »

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