Teaching Kindergarten without a Bachelor's Degree

When I agreed to teach English in Taiwan apparently I had no idea what I was getting into. I figured that teaching kids couldn't be too difficult and they would be happy to follow every command that I gave them. Well it turns out that I was wrong and although the kids like me most of the time and want to play, sometimes they just run around like crazy. At least once a day I allow them to run around like crazy. Well, it isn't really me allowing them to run around but it is more about trying to correct their homework while they "listen" to music. Listening turns into dancing and then running around the room. On this ocassion they opted to dance a little longer then normally happens. Well you watch the video and tell me what you think.

Maybe if I had received my Bachelors degree I would be more qualified to teach these little guys and girls. But alas I must struggle through the next six weeks, but have no fear. I start my final class on the tenth of May and then I can recieve the much coveted Bachelor's degree.

UnfortunatelyI won't be able to enjoy all of the wonderful things about Weber that I was able to enjoy while living back at home. The basketball games were amazing. Sometimes I even managed a small smile when we managed to win a game or two. Apparently we didn't do so well in this game, but were Weber State.

Another great thing about attending classes on campus is hanging out with our teachers. This is Bro. Woodstock, he let us carry him around when his load got to heavy to bear. He even let us come over to his house and have a BBQ. I don't think that I'll get to hang out with any professors while in Taiwan, unless my professor decides to take a few days off and come on a trip.

But let's face it, trips are out of the picture. That means no trips to Sin City this year. Wish I could go back to that life again but I get to stay here and ensure that the ship is sailing smoothly here, but really let's not kid ourselves. The kids prefer running around the room instead of keeping all hands on deck. But being pirates and all I don't think they care much about following the rules. I mean the pirate code turns out to be more a set of guidelines instead of rules anyways.