Cheeky Academics

"Excuse me, we need you to teach this class in five minutes."

"I'm sorry, I really think you might be pushing the limits."

Have you ever done impromptu classes? Must be scary! Here are some tricks and tips for elementary and junior high students who are learning English.

Moving to new place is a terrifying experience, but when you relax and breathe, it's not all that serious. In this episode, Emily shares her first impressions and some memories when she first moved to Japan to teach English.

Students be like, "Can you hear me out?" Oh, come on, smile! Don't show me that pout. The honesty tables have turned for this podcast. If you ever thought about becoming a music student, here's some food for thought—from student to student.

Honesty is the best policy. Nothing at all like hypocrisy. At least that's what they say, but what does that portray? In this episode, Dr Pravina shares with Emily five things she hopes to tell her students more—with 100% honesty.

This idea she had was pretty much gold. But then as time passed, she grew very old. Would it be right to just steal someone's cake? She didn't say that it was a mistake!

In this episode, Emily and Dr Pravina address the issues about plagiarism in the world of academics and beyond.

Would you rather change your past or make your future a blast? Make up your mind now or regret somehow. This is Emily and Dr Pravina playing 'Would You Rather' round 2. How many times did we clink that wine glass?

Decisions are not all that serious. Some of them might sound quite mysterious. Thinking about doing something crazy like going bald? Emily and Dr Pravina would certainly applaud. Tune in to find out how our game of 'Would You Rather' went. (Hint: It was F-U-N!)