Journal!!

I have served my responsibility in Shuang Feng Elementary school for one month. To be honest, I am not sure what I am actually doing now, taking a one-year vacation or being an army, even though many of my friends said that I was not an army. One month ago, I told myself to be well-prepared for children, especially for those who have trouble studying English. In the course of first month, I found out an issue that some students hate studying it, and just hate it. Since I haven't had any experiences before, I, for sure, have nothing to do with it. Back to my childhood, I don't like to study English either. As my teachers talked about vocabulary, I slept. While talking about grammar, I slept deeply. What about listening and speaking, I was out of class. Yeah, I didn't like it cuz no freaking motivation. Until I was told to apply Business English Major in Da Cheng High school, I was obligated to pass the course. I remember that was freaking horrible time for me. I don't even know what is there or they. When my teacher gave me an English name, I couldn't spell it at the end of class. Fortunately, I met up a great person, who helped me in the class, test, and homework. As long as I asked him, he solved it for me. My English was improving tremendously. What I am trying to say in here is that learning English in Taiwan is mandatory. No incentives, however, is a big problem. I can't enjoy learning the connotation of English in school and after-school program. The only thing I HAVE TO enjoy is freaking examination. So, it is very hard to let those children as mentioned above love studying English because they don't like it truly. They don't why they have to learn it at school. I think the biggest problem is education itself.