This is the view from the Wonderland classroom windows.

Wonderland is located on the seventh and eight floor of a building in the center of Changwon.

The city hall can be seen overlooking the rotary (above).

The lower photo shows the Wonderland buses.

 

 

 

Here's Byron (Koala class) making himself useful by sharpening my pencils for me.

 

Louis, Sam, Isaac, Joe, Danny and Molly are elementary school students and one
of few classes who spoke only English in my class.

 

 

This is another class who could last the duration of a 40-minute class without using Korean.

They are Rachel, Kate, Faye, Andrew, Kevin, Jason and Nicholas.

The classroom is Village, which has an empty, yet well facilitated town square painted on the wall behind them.

 

John, Kate, Kelly, Alice and Gina.

The students in this class have spent some time living abroad in countries such as the USA, Australia and China.

It was a joy to teach them as they understood everything and by the time we'd finish chatting at the beginning of the class there'd be hardly any time left to study.

Many of my classes caught on to the the fact that the longer they kept me distracted the less time they'd have to study.

Of course they'd have to speak in English to keep my attention so I'd just let them talk, encouraging full answers in proper sentences and correcting any errors.

They were so pleased and happy when the bell rang at the end of the class before they'd even opened their books, thinking they'd outsmarted me so as not to have to study.