Exploring Myanmar through a lively virtual exchange was a true eye-opener for us. Before this opportunity, our knowledge about the country was quite limited, mainly revolving around the well-known issues of civil unrest, Aung San Suu Kyi, and the Rohingya crisis. However, thanks to Dr. Saw's gracious invitation, our video call turned into a meaningful cultural exchange, featuring self-introductions, a fun guessing game, presentations highlighting the beauty of our town, and a delightful talent exchange.
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Thursday, December 28, 2023
Thursday, December 7, 2023
Third Video Call Exchange with Senboku Shiritsu Jindai Junior High School
Taken away by the lively and impressive dance and child's play performances, along with KMJH's traditional Chinese music club and a science fair demonstration
Tuesday, November 21, 2023
Taichung-Okinawa School Virtual Exchange
Four vibrant virtual exchange sessions with a high school in Okinawa via Zoom, where we delved into the intricacies of each other's school life, marveled at the captivating beauty of Taichung and Okinawa, and explored the fascinating world of traditional musical instruments.
Thursday, October 26, 2023
2023 Educational Visit from Kyungpook National University Middle School (KNUMS), South Korea, to KMJH
Crafting cherished memories at KMJH
and in Taichung through engaging hands-on activities and the warm hospitality
of host families
After a four-year hiatus due to COVID, our exchange visits were put on hold. However, we maintained our partnership through virtual means such as video calls, cultural boxes, and Padlet posts. The much-awaited and highly anticipated visit became a reality thanks to the dedicated efforts of various individuals, including my counterpart Jungran, Academic Director Amy, and subject as well as English teachers who crafted engaging classes. Additionally, host family parents and students played a crucial role in ensuring a memorable experience for our Korean visitors.
Wednesday, October 11, 2023
Teaching English Through English Made Easy: Empowering Students to Challenge Gender Stereotypes
How can we effectively introduce passive voice and discuss gender stereotypes with 9th graders only in English? Don't worry! With engaging activity ideas, handy visual aids, and a well-prepared script for each activity, you'll be all set in no time.

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