Meiho's North Campus

Meiho's North Campus
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Neipu, Pingtung County, Taiwan
College English teacher (Conversation, Pronunciation, Literature, MBA English) English Club and Vietnamese English Email: sandy at meiho.edu.tw

Taiwan Time

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Students in our department have noticed these birds from the time they noticed a mama bird sitting on eggs last month to now that they are hatched and learning to fly.  Our department is on the 3rd floor of D and these birds are in a nest 3 floors up near the C building.  I don't know what kind of birds they are, but they are interesting.

Sunday, April 29, 2012

I love Taiwan!

Have you seen this video yet?  You can take a picture of your arms up like you are loving all of Taiwan and post it on his Facebook page to be included in his project.

Friday, April 13, 2012

Easter Activities at my school

Two of my friends from Arizona have spent the last few weeks with us here in Neipu to help us celebrate Easter. They colored eggs with my students as seen in this picture. We also went to a high school in Pingtung City with the Applied Foreign Languages department.

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Technology English class

The weekend program English majors are studying about English terms in technology and how to use programs in English. I'm going to ask each of them to respond to this post as part of an assignment.

AFL weekend students: What are some ways that you use technology in your daily lives?

Monday, December 12, 2011

My students at school anniversary

Applied Foreign Languages' daytime freshmen's cheer for the 46th Anniversary celebration of Meiho University.
Hit PLAY to see their video:

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

School Anniversary!

Mark your calendars for Saturday, 12/10, for the Meiho University Anniversary Celebration.

I am not sure of this year's schedule, but usually there are cheer competitions for freshmen classes, talent shows, night market style vendors, and much more.

Sunday, November 6, 2011

Halloween parties at school

Happy Halloween.
Vietnamese English class party
Pumpkins were carved into jack-o-lanterns.