This site is intended for students and teachers of English as a Second or Foreign language. It contains numerous links to lessons, lesson plans, materials, and online dictionaries. Also, sites for learning English online.

There are links for native English speakers teaching and living in Korea: Korean immigration and govt. info among them, and job links for those interested in teaching English in Korea.

There are links to professional organizations related to teaching English as a Second or Foreign language as well as links for linguistics and grammar.

You will also find links to info about Cheju and Korea, and my home state of Kansas.

This page contains my original lesson plans, materials, and clipart. These are free for you to use in your teaching, though they may not be published or reproduced for distribution in any way. I would appreciate some feedback on any of my materials you use. Please email me and let me know how you used them and how they worked for you. Also, with any suggestions or problems you may have.

Two of my hobbies, music and cooking, are also a part of this site. You'll find my original music along with original or modified recipes and info where to buy ingredients in Korea (especially in Cheju).

 

All art work and graphics contained in these pages are my original work except for this one: which was drawn by Tim Denton.

All art work was done using Corel Draw and Macromedia Flash

The pages in this site were designed using Macromedia Dreamweaver and Netscape Composer.

This site best viewed on 1024x768 sreen size
with Netscape 4 or higher.

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Updated: May 15, 2003

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