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Caitlin

Hello! My name is Caitlin Stanley and I am from Cleveland, Ohio. I graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in Environmental Studies. I have taught informally and formally in America for many years at an aquarium and schools. Watching children have a spark of excitement from learning something new is what drew me to teaching. I love seeing my students get motivated and grow! Currently, I have taught kindergarten in Korea for 3 years, and am so excited to begin my journey at LOTIS this year! My desire is to help each and every student grow and learn with a positive mindset so that they will have bright and wonderful futures. Let¡¯s have a wonderful year together!
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Caitlin

Hello! My name is Caitlin and I am from Corvallis, Oregon. I graduated from Oregon State University with a degree in Cultural/Linguistic Anthropology and have taught English at the kindergarten level in Korea for over three years. When I am not teaching, I enjoy reading, hiking, and traveling. I am so excited to teach at LOTIS this year and I am looking forward to seeing each student in my class learn and grow.  I love to teach and help children develop not only proficiency, but a love for speaking English. I aim to create a classroom environment where we can learn through having fun and any challenges are seen as opportunities for growth. I am so excited to begin what will surely be a wonderful year together!
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Conner

Hello, my name is Conner Morgan and I am from Spring, Texas. I graduated from The University of Texas. I hold a degree in East Asian Studies. I also attended Hanyang University while studying abroad. I have taught English for almost eight years in Korea. I like to make my students enjoy learning about English and the world. I believe that a firm understanding in our world greatly benefits a student.
While in Korea, I taught students aged 7 through 15. I truly enjoy teaching younger children. I find that their energy and willingness to learn gives me energy and motivation to be the best teacher I can be. I am truly excited to teach at LOTIS and prepare your child for the future.
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Dannie

Hi, my name is Dannie. I graduated from Elon University with a double major in English Professional Writing & Rhetoric and Creative Writing. I have six years of teaching experience, both teaching elementary students in the Korean public school system and six-year-old students at LOTIS. I am a believer in interactive, hands-on learning, and I strive to incorporate engaging activities into my class that will help students learn while having fun. I truly care about my students and to help them develop skills that will help them succeed in the future. I love teaching and an excited to continue to help students learn!
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Emily

Hello everyone! My name is Emily Marsh and I am from Middletown, Indiana. I graduated from Purdue University with a major in communications and soon after moved to Korea to fulfill my passion for teaching.  I have always had a passion for learning and love to share that passion with my students. My goal as a teacher is for each student to enjoy English and have fun while learning. Early education is so important for young minds so I cannot wait to watch them learn and grow during the year. I hope my classroom can be an environment where students can create a positive outlook on learning and English through their creativity, critical thinking and more. I am looking forward to the year ahead and all we will accomplish together.
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Emily

Hi! My name is Emily and I¡¯m from Chester, Virginia, USA. I graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Affairs with a Minor in Asian Studies and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Media Arts and Design. I also received my TEFL certification. I first came to Korea in 2017 as an exchange student at Kyung Hee University, fell in love with the country, and came back in 2021 to teach English.
In my classroom, I believe confidence and creativity are two of the most important aspects of learning. Therefore, I try my best to create a kind and welcoming atmosphere through encouragement and my calm nature. Even though I consider myself to be calm, I do know how to have fun! I¡¯ve taught pop dance classes informally at university and still try to incorporate some movement in my classes as something exciting for the kids to get out of their energy. I want my students to try their absolute best and love coming to class so that we can learn all kinds of things together. I¡¯m looking forward to this year and meeting all of the students!
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Harrison

Hello! My name is Harrison. I grew up near Chicago, Illinois in the United States. During university I pursued and completed a BA in History with a minor in English. While I was studying, I began volunteering at an ESL program and became interested in language instruction. After graduation, I decided to come to Korea to teach English and have been teaching English to children in Seoul ever since. Living and teaching in Korea has been a wonderful experience full of challenges, adventures, and a lot of learning. The reason I enjoy teaching English so much is that it gives me a chance to be active and creative, as well as help children learn something they will use for the rest of their lives. My goal in each class is to ensure that every student takes away something fun and something useful. I believe the best way to accomplish this is to really get to know all of the students and to make lessons and activities that educate and inspire them. Classes are the most effective when the teachers and students are all engaged, and it is my job to make sure that happens. I am really looking forward to the coming school year and all of the exciting things we are going to do together here at LOTIS.
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Jamey

My name is Jamey. I am from Hartselle, Alabama. I majored in Psychology and Counseling from Liberty University. I spent four years in China teaching at an English academy, working with children ages three through fifteen. During that time I fell in love with teaching, and seeing students improve their English skills.
I am excited to begin my teaching journey in Korea. I hope to create a warm and enthusiastic environment where students want to work hard and enjoy learning. My goal is to make my classroom a safe space that encourages the students to feel confident and creative in their learning process. I¡¯m excited to be starting at LOTIS this year and I am looking forward to watching the students grow and learn.
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Jennifer

Hello! I am Ms. Jennifer. I am from a city in Canada called Windsor. I have been living in Korea for six years and have a variety of experience teaching both kindergarten and after-school programs. This year I am very honored to be your child¡¯s first teacher that they meet at LOTIS. I have an honors degree in Criminology with a minor in French. I know what it is like to begin studying a brand-new language at a young age so I empathize and sympathize with many of the young students who come in and are very nervous about a new environment with a new language. I love to encourage expression, critical thinking skills, and independence in my classroom. My goals are always the same: helping to grow a child¡¯s confidence in themselves in order to help them achieve their goals. I look forward to inspiring each of your children!
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Ashley

Hello! My name is Ashley Bleicher and I am from Phoenix, Arizona. I graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Anthropology and minors in Spanish and Sustainability. I received my teaching license through an organization named Teach For America following my college graduation. I have nine years of teaching experience in the United States and look forward to beginning my teaching journey in Korea here at LOTIS. I value curiosity, passion, and character above all and strive to foster those things in my students. I do my best to teach in dynamic ways that engage all types of learners and truly believe in allowing students to take ownership of and pride in their learning. My goal is to provide a safe space where each of my students feels cared for and empowered to push themselves to new heights daily. I cannot wait to grow together this year!
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