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Today is the third class in our new class period. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Followed by news news and questions. Our material today is about a Korean actress and her family history and our listening is about the Tuscan barrel race. We will finish with our grammar sentences.
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Today is the fourth class of your current eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation, complete our data storytelling, and finish with the discussion questions. Today’s material is about Ahn Hayoung. Please focus on the vocabulary words. We will do some reading in class.
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Today is the third class of your new new July/August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading in class will be about a teacher filming students.
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Today is the second class in our new August three class set. We will start class with a causal conversation. We will continue our speaking prompts and introduce a vocabulary exercise. Our reading today is about a concerned father and our listening is a scene from Forest Gump.
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Today is the sixth class in our current August eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. I will provide the news topics. Our listening material today is about 6G. We will have quick translation exercise to finish the class.
Software vs. Hardware: Does the industry shift from hardware-centric infrastructure to software-defined systems pose a significant risk to traditional telecom giants like Nokia?
Geopolitical Impact: How do international security restrictions on vendors like Huawei and ZTE change the landscape for Western competitors?
AI Integration: As networks become "AI-native," what are the primary challenges in managing the "burstier" and more dynamic data traffic that AI generates?
Competitive Strategy: Nokia is betting on an open, software-heavy model, while Ericsson favors a tightly integrated hardware-software approach. Which strategy is more likely to succeed in the long term?
The 6G Vision: Is 6G primarily about speed, or is its real value the fundamental change in how networks operate to support physical AI and global connectivity?
Today is the last class in the August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading this week is about an actress and her family history. Please read as much as you can. The listening is about Incheon Airport. We will finish class with our grammar review. Writing the sentences on a separate piece of paper by hand is a wonderful way to practice.
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Today is the second class in our current August four-class set. I have received the tuition payment for the this class period. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Our reading this week is about personal questions. Our listening is about the Hanbok Expo. Try to listen to as much as possible. We will review units 6-7 in the new grammar in use workbook.
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Today is the second class in your current four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Next, we will cover the news news, questions, and quick translation. We will discuss the reading and listening material. Our reading today is about filming noisy students and our listening is about becoming an influencer. I have provided you with a few questions to help you digest the material. We will end class with your wisdom.
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Professional Legitimacy: Now that "influencer" is officially recognized as an occupation in Korea, what impact do you think this has on how society views content creation compared to traditional corporate roles?
The Reality of Earnings: David notes that the uncertainty of monthly income is a major challenge. How does this financial instability change the way an influencer manages their career path and long-term planning?
Myth vs. Reality: The video highlights that only about 1% of influencers achieve the "glamorous" lifestyle many expect. Why do you think this misconception remains so persistent among young people?
Career Longevity: David mentions he would consider a "hybrid" route—maintaining a corporate job while building a brand. What are the potential pros and cons of balancing a professional career with content creation?
The Definition of Hard Work: Despite the fun aspects like travel and meeting people, what specific "hidden" efforts, such as the constant grind and content planning, define the resilience required to succeed in this industry?
Today is the third class in our current four class set. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Next, we will review our writing. Please bring your printed or written writing to class. Our reading today is about “Time Value of Money.” Please underline any phrases or words that are unfamiliar. We can discuss them together. Our listening is about Seattle Transportation. Please focus on time. I have provided some discussion questions
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This is our writing assignment. Last week we discussed sharpening the content of your essay. Please finalize the content. Your HOMEWORK this week is to submit the second revision.
Today is the fifth class of your current eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation, complete our data storytelling, and finish with the discussion questions. Today’s material is about the UNC Mobile Health clinic. Please review the discussion questions.
How do mobile clinics help overcome healthcare barriers?
Discuss the structural challenges people face when trying to access care and how taking services directly to the community can address these gaps.
Why is building trust essential for patient care?
Consider the experience of the clinic in Western Wake and why establishing a relationship is just as important as medical treatment for vulnerable populations.
How does this clinic transform student learning?
Reflect on the experience of nursing students who learn about the "social determinants of health" outside of a traditional classroom setting.
Today is the sixth class in our current eight class set. Today’s class will be 30 minutes. Our material today is about three types of friendship. Please highlight any words or phrases that are not familiar. We will finish class the the translation phrase.
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Today is the second class in our current August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our material today is about a healthcare startup. I have also included a reading for you. Today’s reading is about personal questions. Please underline 3 vocabulary words to discuss in class.
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Today is the second class in our new August/September eight class set. We will start with a casual conversation. Next, we will discuss the news news. Today’s material is about a family business. Please watch and prepare for the discussion questions.
Legacy and Adaptation: How did Glenn Ikeda's decision to turn "imperfect" fruit into pies change the trajectory of his family's farm?
Historical Context: How did the family's experience in World War II incarceration camps shape their grit and approach to building a business from the ground up?
Community Impact: Why do you think a family-run business becomes a "must-visit" destination for travelers compared to larger, national pie chains?
Today is the third class in our current June/July four class set. We will begin class with a casual conversation. your reading this week is about lucky hotels. Please highlight any words or phrases that are unfamiliar. Our listening material today is an interview with Chae Taewon speaking English. We will finish with grammar units 57-58.
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Today is the first class of your new June/July/August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading today is about immigration. Our listening is about touching art.
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Today is the third class in your current August four class set. We will begin class with a causal conversation. Our reading this week is about travel AI. Our listening is about relaxing. We will finish with some sentence practice.
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Today is the last class of our new June four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading today is about hotels. Our listening is an interview with Chey Taewon. We will finish class with data storytelling.
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Today is the fifth class in our current August eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. I will provide the news topics. Our reading material today is about AI travel companies. We will have quick translation exercise to finish the class.
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Today is the first class in our new August/September eight class set. We will start with a casual conversation. Next, we will discuss the news news. Today’s material is about Seoul’s smell. Focus on vocabulary. Please prepare some vocabulary questions for class.
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Today is the seventh class of your current eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our material today is about carbon credits. I have included some discussion questions. Our reading today is about men’s fashion. Please read as much as you can.
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Transparency and Accountability: How can we ensure that carbon credit projects actually deliver on their promises to local communities rather than just serving as a tool for corporate profit?
Rethinking Offsets: Do you believe purchasing carbon credits is an effective way for individuals and companies to address their climate impact, or is it merely a "smokescreen" for continued pollution?
Community Impact: The local chief mentioned that $30 million could have transformed his community. How should financial benefits from environmental projects be distributed to ensure they truly empower the people living on the land?
Technological Solutions: Connolly highlights biochar as a traceable, more effective alternative to some current credit models. What other innovative, locally-led technologies could replace traditional offset methods?
The Role of Oversight: Who should be responsible for setting and enforcing global standards for carbon credits—governments, international boards, or perhaps a decentralized system using blockchain?
Today is the fifth class in our current eight class set. Today’s class will be 30 minutes. Our material today is about embodied cognition. We will also cover common words with multiple meanings and descriptions.
How can you incorporate physical interaction into a routine meeting to leverage the concept of "embodied cognition" and improve audience memory?
Why might "negative valence" and high arousal be more effective for sparking audience curiosity than purely positive content, and how can leaders balance this without becoming overwhelming?
How does the "cauliflower" analogy—the idea of having a consistent core message that repeats at every level of detail—help reduce cognitive overload for an audience?
Today is the third class in our new four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. We will discuss school topics and finish with reading, discussion, and vocabulary.
we will continue discussing philosophy, current events, and Swedish culture.
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Today is the second class in our current four class set. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Next, we will review our writing. Please bring your printed or written writing to class. Our reading today is about “economies of scale.” Please underline any phrases or words that are unfamiliar. We can discuss them together. Our listening is about Seattle Housing. Please focus on time. I have provided some discussion questions
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This is our writing assignment. Last week we discussed the structure of your essay. Please continue working on the structure. Your HOMEWORK this week is to submit the first revision.
Market Shift: How has the buyer mindset changed in 2026 compared to the previous year, given that many have become accustomed to mortgage rates in the six percent range?
Return to Office: In what ways is the "return to the office" mandate influencing where people choose to live and their ability to move back into areas they previously left?
Rental Dynamics: Considering single-family home rents are averaging around $3,700 per month, what challenges are landlords facing with increased taxes, insurance rates, and new rental regulations ?
Event Impact: How do large-scale events, such as the upcoming World Cup, typically affect short-term rental markets and availability for local residents ?
State Migration: While Washington is seeing an influx of new residents, what factors are causing long-term locals to consider leaving the state, as mentioned by local broker Pete Mirage?
Today is the first class in your new four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Next, we will cover the news news, questions, and quick translation. We will discuss the reading and listening material. Our reading today is about dessert and our listening is about the Rolling Guru. I have provided you with a few questions to help you digest the material. We will end class with your wisdom.
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Cultural Isolation: How does being a part of a tiny demographic (like 0.01%) on a college campus shape one's sense of belonging, and what specific steps can individuals take to overcome this isolation?
The Power of Connection: In the video, meeting Marie significantly changed Jiwoo’s outlook. Why is finding someone with a shared cultural background so critical for international students, and how does it provide emotional comfort?
Adapting to New Environments: Jiwoo mentions dropping classes to pursue what she truly wanted to study. How should exchange students balance the pressures of academic requirements with the need to prioritize their own personal growth and happiness?
The Role of Creativity: How can documenting life experiences through vlogging or storytelling (as Jiwoo does) serve as a tool for coping with homesickness and adjusting to a foreign environment?
Impact of Community: The video suggests that while individuals may feel small in number, the "feeling of being together" carries great weight. How can universities better foster environments where international students feel supported beyond just academic resources?
Today is the first class in our new August four-class set. I have received the tuition payment for the this class period. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Our reading this week is about Seoul’s smell. Our listening is about margin trading. Try to listen to as much as possible. We will review units 4-5 in the new grammar in use workbook.
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Today is the third class in the August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading this week is about shoes. Please read as much as you can. The listening is about retail. We will finish class with our grammar review. Writing the sentences on a separate piece of paper by hand is a wonderful way to practice.
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Today is the fourth class in our current August eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. I will provide the news topics. Our reading material today is about tokenmaxxing. We will have quick translation exercise to finish the class.
Today is the first class in our new August three class set. We will start class with a causal conversation. We will continue our speaking prompts and introduce a vocabulary exercise. Our reading today is about migrants and our listening is about the Australian housing crisis.
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Today is the second class of your new new July/August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our reading in class will be about immigrants.
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Today is the second class in our new class period. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Followed by news news and questions. Our material today is about jobs and our listening is about leasing a phone. We will finish with our grammar sentences.
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Today is the third class of your current eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation, complete our data storytelling, and finish with the discussion questions. Today’s material is about Korion Health. I have included some discussion questions.
Scalability vs. Specialization: Should Korion Health focus exclusively on their current niche (pediatric asthma) to ensure success, or should they immediately expand to other conditions like heart failure to capture more market share?
The Role of AI: How can the team best build trust with both patients and medical professionals regarding the diagnostic accuracy of their AI-guided electronic stethoscope?
Patient Autonomy: What are the potential ethical implications of empowering patients to collect and monitor their own diagnostic data at home without immediate physician supervision?
Market Competition: Given the crowded home health monitoring market, what is the most effective strategy for Korion Health to differentiate itself from established competitors and existing wearables?
Long-term Impact: How might the widespread adoption of such home diagnostic kits shift the traditional patient-provider relationship and the economic model of primary care?
Today is the second class in your current August four class set. We will begin class with a causal conversation. Our reading this week is about desserts. Our listening is about sake. We will finish with some sentence practice.
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Today is the third class of your current May/June four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation, question, and speaking challenge. We will discuss our reading. Focusing on key moments. I have included some listening material. Please listen to as much as possible. Our listening today is about your bucket list. Please share any progress you have made on your writing project by email.
Today is the third class in our current August eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. I will provide the news topics. Our reading material today is about Discovery Loop. We will have quick brain training to finish the class.
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Today is the last class in our current July/August eight class set. We will start with a casual conversation. Next, we will discuss the news news. Today’s material is about warehouse/retail technology.
Today is the sixth class of your current eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our material today is about Apple’s new leasing program. Our reading today is about jade. Please read as much as you can.
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Today is the fifth class in our current eight class set. Today’s class will be 30 minutes. Our material today is about caffeine. We will also cover common words with multiple meanings and descriptions.
Today is the seventh class in our current July/August eight class set. We will start with a casual conversation. Next, we will discuss the news news. Today’s material is about monochrome fashion.
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Today is the second class of your new eight class set. We will start class with a casual conversation, complete our data storytelling, and finish with the discussion questions. Today’s material is about regional airports.
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Today is the first class in our new August four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Our material today is about Chey Taewon speaking English. I have also included a reading for you. Today’s reading is about good luck. Please underline 3 vocabulary words to discuss in class.
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Today is the fourth class in our current eight class set. Today’s class will be 30 minutes. Our material today is about multicultural youth. We will also cover common words with multiple meanings and descriptions.
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Welcome to your first class. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Next, we will review our writing. Please bring your printed or written writing to class. Our reading today is about “boring businesses.” Please underline any phrases or words that are unfamiliar. We can discuss them together. Our listening is about Katie WIlson. Please focus on time. I going to start with longer listening.
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This is our writing assignment. The hardest college entrance essay is the “Why Stanford?” I want you to choose your “Why” something. It could be a job, graduate school, place to live. We will write a compelling essay that highlights your personal voice and conviction. Your HOMEWORK this week is to choose your why and try to outline your reasons.
Today is the last class in your current four class set. We will start class with a casual conversation. Next, we will cover the news news and questions. We will discuss the reading and listening material. Our reading today is about jade and our listening is about empathy. I have provided you with a few questions to help you digest the material. We will end class with your wisdom.
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How do you think stepping out of your comfort zone, like the speaker did with theater, helps improve your ability to understand other people's feelings?
The speaker mentions that practicing a skill can help you do anything. What is a difficult hobby you have practiced, and how did it change your mindset?
In the video, the speaker discusses how empathy can be as simple as celebrating a stranger's success or helping someone who is struggling. What are some small, daily actions you can take to show empathy to those around you?
Today is the last class in our current July/August four-class set. I have received the tuition payment for the next class period. We will begin class with a casual conversation. Our reading this week is about copying. Our listening is about leasing a phone. Try to listen to as much as possible. We will review unit 3 in the new grammar in use workbook.
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