Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:31 amno 
peewee wrote:no
you're suppoosed to be at work, unless your job is picking on students
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:31 amPosted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:37 amyou're suppoosed to be at work, unless your job is picking on students
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:39 amyeah, slackers, i hate people who are supposed to be working but just doss on here all day 
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:39 ami am at work mate, but not much gets bdone before 8am as we have the national anthem then, and i funnily enough i am actually teaching in bangkok, i am working at a commercial college for girls teaching age 16 to 20 so yes, my job does involve abusing students (in their nice uniforms)
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:40 amdawson99 wrote:yeah, slackers, i hate people who are supposed to be working but just doss on here all day
pot kettle black
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:44 ampeewee wrote:i am at work mate, but not much gets bdone before 8am as we have the national anthem then, and i funnily enough i am actually teaching in bangkok, i am working at a commercial college for girls teaching age 16 to 20 so yes, my job does involve abusing students (in their nice uniforms)
oh my god, the mind boggles
talk about giving a monkey the keys to the banana plantation 
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:47 amok, in all honesty i dont own a computer, so all 11267 posts have been done whilst at work...hehehe
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 1:56 amWoollyback wrote:peewee wrote:i am at work mate, but not much gets bdone before 8am as we have the national anthem then, and i funnily enough i am actually teaching in bangkok, i am working at a commercial college for girls teaching age 16 to 20 so yes, my job does involve abusing students (in their nice uniforms)
oh my god, the mind boggles
i am very professional, i am teaching them business ethics and i also lecture at a university here on constitutional law.
ok sometimes i am not professional and sometimes i flirt
but the are sooooooooooo cutePosted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 3:41 ampeewee wrote:Woollyback wrote:peewee wrote:i am at work mate, but not much gets bdone before 8am as we have the national anthem then, and i funnily enough i am actually teaching in bangkok, i am working at a commercial college for girls teaching age 16 to 20 so yes, my job does involve abusing students (in their nice uniforms)
oh my god, the mind boggles
i am very professional, i am teaching them business ethics and i also lecture at a university here on constitutional law.
ok sometimes i am not professional and sometimes i flirt
Get this oaf out of here! Ban this man! How dare he look at the girls skirts when he should be busy teaching!
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 3:58 amyou try and not look , its not easy
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 4:03 ampeewee wrote:you try and not look , its not easy
I don't blame ya
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:32 amBussiness Ethics and Constitunal law teaching!
You have a wide range of knowledge
Congratulations.
Just a level headed comment.
You have a wide range of knowledge
Congratulations. Just a level headed comment.
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:41 amIs there still a strike in Beirut ?
Another level headed comment
Another level headed comment
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:46 ami know they are two very different subjects, my degree is law and i was asked by a university linked with my college to teach constitutional law on a part time basis. as you know the UK dont have a written constitution, its mostly based on convention, and the thai constitution is being rewritten at the moment after the coup, the students learn both the british and thai constitution as part of the political science major. its quite interesting really as i also have to overcome the language barrier (to be fair the students have quite good english).
the business ethics is at a commercial college (business school) and its aimed at the students who will go onto university afterwards, but its not specifically aimed at the studenst who will study business at university, but obviously it affects them most, it covers ethics and basic corporate law. i write my own lesson plans and exams at the college so its very interesting. its also good to see how far behind the thais are when it comes to understanding how run a business globally, if they are dealing with thai companies then its ok as they both have the same customs, but when it comes to dealing internationally sabre they fall down badly
the business ethics is at a commercial college (business school) and its aimed at the students who will go onto university afterwards, but its not specifically aimed at the studenst who will study business at university, but obviously it affects them most, it covers ethics and basic corporate law. i write my own lesson plans and exams at the college so its very interesting. its also good to see how far behind the thais are when it comes to understanding how run a business globally, if they are dealing with thai companies then its ok as they both have the same customs, but when it comes to dealing internationally sabre they fall down badly
Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 8:55 amIt was just a comment, and I didn't know the details of the UK Constitution -the absence of a written one-, thanks.
Bamaga man: Another strike will be preparing now as we speak, don't worry, it's Beirut!
Bamaga man: Another strike will be preparing now as we speak, don't worry, it's Beirut!