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Interviewer :  Um... Korean children ofcourse including
other citizen of Korea What steps can be take to well
influencing English... to improve their English in many
ways ?

Cellen : I guess they should be open to all kinds of 
environments so they can place themselves in whether
it's picking up a book or learn in spare time and practicing
their reading or whether it's meeting people having 
conversations. And just practicing, you know, one on 
one conversations,  I think life experiences like that
usually... um.. help them most like really learning, you
know, to understand different language.  Um I think that
a lot of Koreans are actually quiet embarrased to speak
to foreigners the ones that I approached to them, anyway
and... I think you know, they should I know, it's you 
know... generally you tent to be embarrased, they should
try not to be so embarrased because most people we've
met, their English is being actually really good. And I
think that if they gave themselves chance, they'd realize...
you know, how well they actually do... in um... speaking
and using their different English skills, Um... and if the
roles are reversed, our Korean is terrible so, your English
is a lot better than our Korean..it's... so yeah... just 
practice and don't be shy because you know, it makes
us happy when you, you know, you're trying to speak to
us and we can communicate, you can teach us some
English..Oh, you can... we can teach you some English,
you can teach us some Korean.

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Troy : OK about camp ?

Itvr : Camp or.. about your experience.. your life feelings
about camp...

Troy : Yah... OK... This is, as I said, this is third time I've
been to Korea and.. taught Korean children... Um... I 
found them really enjoyable to teach, very easy to teach,
very acceptance of learning, behavior problems there's...
there's virtually none, whatsoever... the camp itself 
watches its run, I think it's been really good, everyone is
so easygoing, you know, there are... there seem to be
any major problems whatsoever... and if there any 
problems, they seem to repair..  you know , quiet efficiantly
so... yeah some of the club boy think it's great great 
experience for anybody who is wants to comeover and
teach...

Itvr : Thank you for your interview...

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Itvr : So Juliet, you've been a teacher in Camp-Korea for
a month and what do you think is the differnce between
children in your home country and children in Korea?

Juliet : I think children are children, I mean all kids like free
time, all kids like lunch time, all kids like movies, all kids 
like internet, but I found it the kids in Korea are very 
courteous, um... very polite to their teachers, very 
affectionate. They also have a very strong desire to study
to learn, in Australia, the children don't like to study. But
here in Korea, they like to study.  So... I think that's the
main difference... um... and that they also very affectionate
that's main difference between...

Itvr : In their classroom, do you think Korean students work
harder than Australian children ?

Juliet : Yes, I would say that they work harder. But I think it
comes down to the culture, Korean culture, um... student
tend to study more, in Australia it's all about fun, they like
to have fun. It's up to them.

Yes,... ready ? Set, Go.  (sings Amazing Grace)

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