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Below is a long blog post about 10 Things I Learned In The First Week Of My Teaching Job, but if you’re impatient then just read this: As a person who has worked with children in the past and as someone who spent some time teaching abroad, my expectations for my job were high. However, after only one week of working at my school it was clear that things would be different from what I had expected them to be like - especially when it came down teaching English! Here are ten lessons learned during those first few days on-the-job… Teaching Is Hard Work (Even When You Think It Isn’t) When most people think “teacher,” they imagine an adult sitting cross legged in front of their classroom while students sit passively listening intently. They might picture teachers grading papers or planning lesson plans beforehand—but not actually doing anything during the course of instruction itself. This image couldn’t be further away than reality because teaching takes so much more effort than simply standing up there talking into microphone every once in awhile; especially considering how young your average student tends to be these days–they aren’t always going pay attention either way (or maybe even care)! If you want success as teacher though don’t let yourself fall prey such assumptions which could lead towards burnout quicker than any other profession out there today . Just remember : “You must work hard” no matter what else comes along between now & later ;-) #teachersworkhardtoo !!!!!! <3<3 :) Teaching English To Children Can Be Fun And Rewarding But Also Takes A Lot Of Patience – Especially When Dealing With Kids Who Have Trouble Focusing Or Understanding What We Want Them To Do Next Step Afterward.. The best part about being able teach kids english is seeing their faces lighten up whenever we make something easier/more interesting for them through games etcetera…It also feels really good knowing that by helping others learn another language helps keep our world connected together better too :-) #teacheveryoneenglish !!!!!! :) !! #kidsfirstworldfuture ;) …..#makeithappen …#beawesomepeoplealreadydoitalreadymuchbetterthanthosethattheysaidthesearegoodideasforstartingsomethingnewrightnowbecauseyoucanthenlearnfromthereactionsthatwillhappentoeverythingyoudothenfindoutwhatworksforyoupersonallyandgrowasapersoninallways #justsayin #dontbelieveanybodyelsewhoisnothappywithwhattheywereabletomakehappen #ifyoucantaffordtobuythingsuhavetogiveupwastingyourtimeandenergytryingtodonethingthatdoesntmatter P Below is a long blog post about 10 reasons why you should be reading blogs. I hope it’ll give you some good ideas and inspiration to start or improve your own writing! 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While there I was lucky enough to interview some of the Cuban musicians who inspired me so much during my early years as a drummer (see video below). They were incredibly generous with their stories and advice which made me feel very proud to be British when I thought how these people have had such little opportunity to see anything like us or experience life outside of Cuba… yet they are still happy, friendly and talented artists producing great music. It really brought home just what a privilege it is to live where you do. The festival itself included many world-class performances from top international jazz acts alongside local talent; a truly unique event. In February I spent four days recording drums at Abbey Road Studios in London, one of the most famous studios anywhere. It has been used by the Beatles, Pink Floyd, Oasis, Radiohead etc., over the decades since its opening way back in 1931. 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