Thanks for the words of wisdom.  I am new to Korea, and am still learning what works and what doesn't.. I have read many of your posts, and you just seemed to be a real natural at teaching.  Good luck to you in all that you do :)

I'm going to miss your lessons; I admire your creativity and passion.  Thanks again - and good luck.

Leo,

I just want to thank you for your amazing lessons. You have put so much forethought and time into your presentations, and it shows. I hope your students appreciated it. I sincerely appreciate how much your lessons care about students' world education and enjoyment of the lesson. Thank you!

Good luck with all your adventures :)

I just remembered that I uploaded a few lessons on here that didn't prove very popular. In case anyone is interested in simply taking the ideas from these lessons and developing your own, here they are:

Etiquette - Canada vs. Japan
Festivals, Flash Mobs and & Random Acts of Kindness

There's one more called "Mythical Monsters", but I can't seem to find it using Waygook's search function, so I've attached it below.

The Festival lesson was not very well made, but the I really liked the idea of showing the concept of Flash mobs and such. Korea doesn't seem to have a lot of events where people have fun for the sake of having fun. It seemed like a worthy lesson.

The Etiquette lesson was highly specialized to me (being a Japanese-Canadian), so I can see why it wasn't very popular.

However, I still think the "Mythical Monsters" lesson was well made and might prove to be popular in your class.