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Lazy Students, Useless Teachers, Teaching Without A Degree, Drinking Heavily, Supporting A family, And Much More |The Interstice Podcast Ep.4
The Japanese, although generally a more diminutive people, can drink like vikings. Schools are a little tamer no doubt than the drinking culture a salary man would see on a daily but they are still fun and different from what I am used to back in North America. We start here in the podcast as I recall some of the funnier and fuzzier moments through the time that I have spent here. Each school is I've attended is very different as well with some partying more or less, and in some cases a specific gender group will go out all the time. The second half of the podcast incorporates something that I intend to do full-time now and that is incorporate more audience involvement in the form of reading the emails that I have received and answering them to the best of my ability, be that humorously or otherwise. Some of the details from the questions this time were: how to deal with lazy and uninterested Japanese teachers and students, could a single mother expect to make a successful move to Japan and support her family, what is the situation for finding a job teaching English if you don't have a degree, and many more.
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By Charles Jameson
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The Japanese, although generally a more diminutive people, can drink like vikings. Schools are a little tamer no doubt than the drinking culture a salary man would see on a daily but they are still fun and different from what I am used to back in North America. We start here in the podcast as I recall some of the funnier and fuzzier moments through the time that I have spent here. Each school is I've attended is very different as well with some partying more or less, and in some cases a specific gender group will go out all the time. The second half of the podcast incorporates something that I intend to do full-time now and that is incorporate more audience involvement in the form of reading the emails that I have received and answering them to the best of my ability, be that humorously or otherwise. Some of the details from the questions this time were: how to deal with lazy and uninterested Japanese teachers and students, could a single mother expect to make a successful move to Japan and support her family, what is the situation for finding a job teaching English if you don't have a degree, and many more.