[ruedaandre@yahoo.com.ar]

Hi!!!! everyone...... I'm from Argentina but I'm living here in Spain with my husband.It's a nice experience but I miss my family and friends a lot.Anyway,I'm learning a lot about teaching,I thought Argentinian way of teaching would be very similar to the Spanish one but there are some differences and that's good.....well that's all folks,hope you are fine!!!!!! Andrea .......

[Eric]

Good to have you on the site, Andrea!

[little sage]

Hello Andrea,

Welcome to the site!

I'm interested to know what are the differences between Spanish and Argentinian teaching styles. When I first arrived here in Korea, I was shocked by the difference between Canadian (where I'm from) and Korean schools.

Karen

[Manuela]

[quote=little sage]

When I first arrived here in Korea, I was shocked by the difference between Canadian (where I'm from) and Korean schools.

I would be very interested to learn about those differences. I find differences between different cultures fascinating. Make living interesting.?
Manuela

[mesmark]

sounds like a good idea for a new thread!

Welcome to eslHQ, Andrea

　　_ Mark _　　

[little sage]

[quote=Manuela]

Quote little sage

"When I first arrived here in Korea, I was shocked by the difference between Canadian (where I'm from) and Korean schools."

I would be very interested to learn about those differences. I find differences between different cultures fascinating. Make living interesting.?
Manuela

Wow, I'm quoting myself! How odd

I agree culture differences (in education in particular here) do make life interesting. I think in my first post, when I used the word "shocked" it sounded a bit negative, but I have found positive differences as well, of course. I agree with Mark, this would make a nice new thread...

Also, to quote myself again (good gosh how embarrassing) I did post something about this before in another thread from a long time ago you may have missed

Manuela, I'd like to read about what differences you've experienced teaching in Greece. It's very interesting to me, too.

Karen