New Year’s Resolution

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Dear Tayebe,
Thank you for sharing this inspiring topic with us,It made me think about my goals,and I’d like to share them with you.:smiling_face:

1.First of all,I want to be more patient and a lifelong learner.I really enjoy adventures and learning new things,but due to my local condition,I never gave myself a chance to take it seriously.:woman_fairy:t2:

2.I want to finish what I’ve started. I have many unfinished projects that I gave up on last year cause of internet issues and other factors.This year,I want to put in the effort to complete,them-,courses,classes, drawings,and more. :100:

3.I really want to meet new people and make new connections for my work, learning,and life.for many years,I locked my self in a small group of friends and didn’t let anyone else in,even though I’m a extrovert.This year,I want to take a chance and expend my social circle. :busts_in_silhouette:

I hope we’ll get what we deserve this year :star_struck:

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Yeah that can be true , too

My friend said it’d been good

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I should say I’m inspired by your goals.. i wanna be more patient too and it’s always nice too know new people!

I hope you achieve all of them , one day come back and tell us about it :bouquet:

Thank you for reply​:smiling_face:

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I used to teach kids, teens, and adults at Safir, but now I only teach kids and teens. Each group has its own pros and cons. Right now, I teach ‘Up and Away’ and ‘English Time,’ which are taught at the ILI.

Regarding attending a popular TTC course, you need to be very active and careful. Since you are going to pay a lot of money, almost 10 million tomans, you must be careful not to fail

About using only English in your classes, I should say: sometimes, after teaching something, you look at your students’ faces and you understand they have many questions. In that case, the only solution is to use Farsi. If you keep explaining in English, you just make them more confused! So using Farsi is not always a bad thing to do. :wink:About using only English in your classes, I should say: sometimes, after teaching something, you look at your students’ faces and you understand they have many questions. In that case, the only solution is to use Farsi. If you keep explaining in English, you just make them more confused! So using Farsi is not always a bad thing to do. :wink:

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