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Rewarding Moments Teaching IB and SAT Chemistry, Praise for Our Biology Teacher, and SNU Admissions

Whenever exams finish, students send me plenty of messages.

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The message above came after I introduced Grace and the student's exam results improved.

The more I think about it, the more I feel that she is an even more capable teacher than I am.

So I'm sharing it here.

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For the student above, we covered the exam material intensively over just two days: about two hours a day, four hours altogether.

They're pleased because many of the things we covered appeared on the exam.

They had hardly studied and were getting 3s before I took them on. I really hope the result turns out well.

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The next student seems to have done well.

I spoke to them directly by phone, and they said they had got all the multiple-choice questions right.

I think this is certainly a student capable of getting a 7.

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Seeing a student proudly announce a score of 90% makes me very happy.

Holiday intensive-course season is here again, so the other teachers and I will be teaching the students.

I put the timetable together myself, and making a timetable really is difficult.

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I didn't want to take on too much, so I put my own classes in the mornings.

Although I'll still have to teach somewhere else after those finish.

For now, I've written out a simple schedule.

Once I add the online lessons, my timetable will be complete. It's tricky: having so many teachers makes everything complicated.

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If you would like to join group lessons, please get in touch anytime.

Some people find private lessons too expensive, so I need to look for others who can form a group.