Had my first full day of lectures today, 4 in all plus a Korean class then a rehearsal for the talent show (a 12 hour work day all told). Some lecturers were better than others. The 2nd lecturer, a guy, was really good and funny. He had lots of good information about living in Korea, though his main topic was really classroom management. Unfortunately, I think that the majority of what they are trying to teach us won't end up being applied when we finally get to our schools. I still remember all the JET orientations and conferences I had to go to, I never ended up using any of the stuff they told me at those things. It just wasn't practical for my situation.
Anyway, for the talent show we are doing a face off, boys against girls. The boys are doing the New Zealand rugby team's (called the All Blacks) Haka (youtoube it if you don't know what I am talking about) and the girls are doing the SorrySorry dance which is a dance to a song by a Korean boy band called Super Junior.
I'm about to start my second day of never ending lectures.
*Edit*
Yeah, the class 8 boys and girls will be facing off.
Here is a good link to the Haka (which the boys are doing)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHW1K2LeQXE&feature=related
The girls will be facing off against them with parts of this dance (go to link below)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAWqnA8PdcY
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