I know...
I know my English is stupid. Even though, I was teaching English in Nairobi Kenya. It was free school for poor children. I was volunteering for the school.Once one of my students told me what he shouldn't say. He told me my pronounciation is terrible. I was really shocked... That's why I decided to revenge. I wrote down hand writing characters. Then asked him if he does understand what I wrote. He didn't understand them. Then I asked him to repeat to write them down in the notebook for 100 times...
posted by Jerry at 11:07 AM
9 Comments:
First, your English is not stupid. You're quite fluent, I don't know a second language at all, and here you know enough to teach one.
Second, love the pictures and the story was great. I hope the young man learned a valuable lesson from a wise teacher.
hahaha! revenge is so sweet!! those who cannot do.. teach! ; )
(kidding!)
hehehe, nice story, really funny!! With children you have to become a child itself, but this story besides funny, was really wise situation, cause i'm pretty sure that he learnt a really valueble thing, and that during your life, you always learn new stuffs, cause knowledge is infinite!!! Wonderful photos!!! :D
Cute Kids!!!
thanks everyone! i'll be not able to use computer this weekend. i'll upload new post tomorrow morning if possible. otherwise monday:) please read old posts if you have time. i'm grad there are many visiters now.
in the bigining there was dia only:p
i think it's time to declare my story in india. but some of them are too sad or unblievable. but they are all true. basically all my nowredge, skill, languages and spirituality are learned or trained in india.
i may upload them next week;)
Poor kids... Haha.. The kids are so lovable... so innocent. Great pictures.
I must come back again to tell you that you are so great! Being able to sacrifice yr time to teach these children. I feel happy for them. Great effort. You are a Kind man.
I love your story. Well done. nice tactics.
hahah kids are crazy and amazing sometimes :D I can tell from the 2 kids Im teaching to ;)
Looking forward to read about your experiences in India...
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