Category Archives: career
What to do from here?
I have a comfortable life here, but it feels unfulfilling in so many ways. I like my job, but i wish i could be doing some real teaching, i.e. not EFL teaching (refer to this post for more on this). I … Continue reading
“I want to be an unforgettable teacher.”
It’s official: i’m going to be a Guest English Teacher at a public school in Seoul starting September. All i can say is, i am beyond excited. I even watched Master of Study to learn about public schools in Seoul … Continue reading
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One big, unsolvable problem
“Life is not a problem to be solved, but a reality to be experienced.” –Kierkegaard My second installment of Conversations with Yang has led me to another question: Science and Philosophy may differ in their approach to problems, but what … Continue reading
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Mapping out your life is overrated
A wise friend of mine recently said to me, “Knowing what you want to do is not quite the same as knowing exactly where you can go.” School and society put so much emphasis on the where that i lost … Continue reading
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Protected: Actually, i do have something to say
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Philosophy or Communications?
[edited 11/01/08, scroll down for the edit] I’m currently a junior in NYU Steinhardt’s Media, Culture, and Communication department. I hate it. I used to be in NYU GSP (General Studies Program, now called Liberal Studies), had thought about transferring … Continue reading
