#Classes in ona wv how to#
This is a really good opportunity for me to learn how to teach Japanese by observing Meagan sensei. Every day, I make lesson plans for four classes including JapaneseⅠ& Ⅱand share the materials with Meagan sensei. Therefore we divided our class so my LT teaches JapaneseⅢ and I teach JapaneseⅠ. There is a huge gap in Japanese proficiency levels. For example, first period class is split between JapaneseⅠ and JapaneseⅢ. Our Japanese classes are a little unique because four of them are mixed levels. There are three classes at each school with about 100 students combined. One of these teachers greets us “Good morning” in Japanese which is “Ohayo gozaimasu”. We have our own class room in the afternoon but we don’t at the other school. I go to one school in the morning and drive to the other school after lunch. I really like the statement, “Wild and Wonderful” which you can see when you come to this state.
It has been 4 months since I came here and I have found it to be a very nice place. Some people think West Virginia is just the western part of the state of Virginia. However, I found out even Americans don’t really know where West Virginia is located. Then I told my family about it, and they also thought of “Country Road”. The first time I was told that I was going to West Virginia, only the song “Country road” came to mind. I am teaching Japanese here with my Lead teacher, Meagan sensei. I have been working as an assistant teacher at Cabell Midland High School and Huntington High School in West Virginia. Konnichiwa and hello, my name is Kei Yamaguchi. January, 2017: Breeze Issue #111 A Free Monthly E-Newsletter for Friends of Japan & Teachers of Japanese 2016 J-LEAP Report
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