https://padlet.com/jangchul1910/pah6z30f59fs4lmv Our course has ended just before Tet but memories do stay, don't they? I'd love to hear from you, what do you love/ remember the most from our course? What else can I do to support you more? write in Vietnamese or English is fine. Feel free to leave your name or remain anonymous :) en-us 2022-01-23 04:51:32 UTC 2023-01-20 09:39:01 UTC hello@padlet.com jangchul1910 https://padlet.com/jangchul1910/pah6z30f59fs4lmv/wish/2006873893 Right from the first lesson, I could feel a positive vibe from you guys, who are so eager to learn.

I still remember vividly the second lesson or so (7/11) when I taught you in my best friend's house after her wedding instead of my house. I was about to take a leave so that I could spend more time with my newly-wed friend but it was a bit late to ask, so we still had that lesson (about CV stuff, doing the mock interview if you still remember). There was some inconvenience when my laptop shut off due to low battery and i had to use the computer of my friend's husband :)) and logged in with his account to share the screen while using my phone's account to speak :))) You guys were so supportive in answering my questions and that 'awkward' lesson went quite well.

What still stays fresh in my mind is another time when you guys were divided into rooms for the discussion about buying stuff. It was quite late, 9:45 or so I guess. While you guys were speaking in breakout rooms, all of a sudden, the rooms were closed due to some kind of system error and the class was forced to end. I tried to join the class again, worrying that someone else was still there, but I did not expect much since it was close to 10 already and I thought everyone would not rejoin after being forced out. To my surprise, I saw 5-6 people still there (Tuan, Khanh Chi, Lan Anh, Chi Anh, Mai Chi? -let me know if I missed anyone) doing the speaking task actively. What else can I say? your effort and perserverence deserves the highest score in the world and gives me such great motivation to keep doing my job as your teacher. Still, it makes me wonder if I had done my job well enough to deserve such lovely, strong-willed students since I still had many shortcomings. 

I still remember many speaking lessor activities we've had which were participated actively by almost everyone. I wish that we had more time in each lesson so that we could discuss more and fulfill the undone tasks in my lesson plan.

Having said all that, I was thankful to everyone who shows me your constant support, understanding and love.

We bid farewell but it's not the end. You can still go further from this by working on your weakness or continuing your exposure to English. Keep a habit of getting yourself exposed to E everyday, find a motivation to love and appreciate this language and enjoy the happiness of learning English along the way, instead of just the destination. When I was your age, I was still unable to speak and understand E that well. I used to be so confused not understanding the meaning of lyrics of my fav songs or unable to recognize what pp say becoz it was too fast. Still, I did not give up and did all I can to get to where I am, a better version of me 10 years ago, who can feel more at ease when listening or speaking English and ultimately, doing one of my dream jobs. I wish you the same,  finding meaning and happiness in whatever you are doing and keep striving for a better version of you.

Wish luck to my colleague-to-be, Chi anh who also shares the same dream job of becoming an E teacher. 

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