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Old Feb 18th, 2007, 07:42 pm
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Hi, I'm new to ESL HQ I am living in Japan and came to this site hoping to find some teaching Ideas or Curriculum's for Junior High Schools as I have been teaching in Elementary schools for the past 10 yrs and have no idea what they are studying in junior high school.
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Welcome abroad. There are a few teachers in Japan here so I'm sure somebody will give you a hand!
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welcome to the site.

JHS is a whole different ball of wax, isn't it?

Where are you teaching? a public school? a private school?
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