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Patience
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04-12-2014 6:23pm#1
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Patience is not a virtue of mine. I'd say 2. Pretty good at faking it though. I teach the same grammar points repeatedly to the same students on a weekly basis who act surprised every time. I swear they do it to test me. An average interaction would go something like this....
Spanish student: And at the end, I went home...
Me: IN the end....
Student (looking like he'd never heard this expression before in his entire life even though I'd told him last week...and the week before etc.) What?
Me: It's not AT the end, it's IN the end in this context.
Spanish student: I never heard that before.
Me: I told you last week, Juan!
Spanish student: Oh!
*Makes same mistake 10 minutes later*
Last year in this game. I can no longer grin and bear it and the mask slips the odd time and have to laugh nervously to pretend it was a joke.0 -
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TheBeardedLady wrote: »Patience is not a virtue of mine. I'd say 2. Pretty good at faking it though. I teach the same grammar points repeatedly to the same students on a weekly basis who act surprised every time. I swear they do it to test me. An average interaction would go something like this....
Spanish student: And at the end, I went home...
Me: IN the end....
Student (looking like he'd never heard this expression before in his entire life even though I'd told him last week...and the week before etc.) What?
Me: It's not AT the end, it's IN the end in this context.
Spanish student: I never heard that before.
Me: I told you last week, Juan!
Spanish student: Oh!
*Makes same mistake 10 minutes later*
Last year in this game. I can no longer grin and bear it and the mask slips the odd time and have to laugh nervously to pretend it was a joke.
You do TEFL? May I ask how you like it?0 -
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