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  • How many months\years did it take for you to learn English for reaching the level you have now?

    Learning language is a very rough (especially at the very beginning) but useful for brain period and is never be gonna totally finished cause the language is a dynamic thing so how much time have you spend on working on your English skills so far?


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  • What is your dream job?
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    Getting paid for sleeping the whole day.

  • How do you cope with no one booking you for lessons?
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    I don’t worry about that as I know that it takes time to be noticed and known by students. I am a newcomer so I need to be patient and try my best to get known. At the same time I’m working on another platform and having online lessons. As an experienced teacher, that’s not a big deal to me.

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  • What is your perfect English lesson (lesson of your dream)?

    Try to imagine what kind of students, activities would you like to implement into the most perfect lesson you could ever have.


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    According to me, the best lesson activities are based on the preference of the student. For instance, I remember a lesson where the students were given spoons and a plastic bottle and they were asked to create a product out of it and to introduce it to their peers. Which I think was a perfect class.

  • What do you think is the most difficult part of learning a different language?

    I am currently learning Korean, learning the vowels and consonants was very easy but I found reading harder than pronunciation.


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    As I see it, every skill of the target language can be learned by students who stick to practising. But the only obstacle is your self judgement whenever you make a mistake. The only advice I can give a student is embrace your mistakes. Making mistakes is a proof that you're trying. And one of the best ways to learn is putting yourself in challenging situations using the target language.

  • If you could live your life again, what career would you choose?
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    If I could live my life again, I would choose to work in the medical field as a triple board cardiothoracic, general and trauma surgeon. I believe that having the ability to help persons to get a chance at life by being able to surgically repair what could possibly end their earthly existence would have helped me to live a more meaningful life.

  • Say you’re independently wealthy and don’t have to work, what would you do with your time?
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    I would do volunteer community service in other countries teaching people about the Bible and how they can draw close to God.

  • What is your biggest fear?

    Fears distance people from their goals. Overcoming them one by one throughout your life rebuilds you towards a better future.


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    I wouldn't say is the biggest but I have a fear of networking. I know this is very important for my career growth but I always feel like people will reject me and be embarrassed.

  • What is one thing that you want to do but you cannot because of a certain Phobia you have?
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    I would love to be a great doctor of medicine, but I'm afraid that I might lose my patients.

  • What have you added on your 2023 bucket list?

    It can include things you never got a chance to do in 2022.


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    Doing things that makes me happy everyday.