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January 16th 2012

Published: December 26th 2011

In honor of teacher's day, for which we have off of school, I am providing a small update to this blog. When it was published it appeared all the way at the bottom of the page, so I updated it in hopes it would move to the top, so people could see that it was on here. Other than that, the content is the same. Enjoy! For those of you who don't know, but care to, I teach at Satri Nakhon Saw... Read Full Entry

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26th December 2011

Home and Away
Bob Carlsen

Vibes
I appreciated your insights on Thai education...formal on the surface, but underlying fun (or sanuk as the Thai say).

19th December 2012

Reiner
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Students in Thailand
interesting article I live in Thailand since 7 years and have been teaching at a school. I can feel the mood of this article and a lot of your opinions. This Thai students usually have a very balanced behavior and can take pleasure in small things. I really love them. Unfortunately it is not always understandable what happens with them. What I’m talking about is the way of punishment and how they handle the freedom of expression. I wish you many wonderful days at the school and especially with your students.

3rd January 2013

jaiyen
Dan Simonds

Thank you
Thank you very much for your response - I hope you continue to have many happy days working with the Thai students.

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