2026 A Review So Far
Somehow it's nearly May and I've been quietly accumulating a whole year without quite announcing it. The winter was quiet; I was sad about the world to the point of incapacity both emotionally and intellectually. Spring teaching has been BUSY. Working with a colleague to write a 'proper' paper. Gwangju-Jeonnam Chapter KOTESOL has had a few events but very quiet compared to other years. KOTESOL Publicity Committee is keeping me busy with the IC on IG and Facebook. I've tried to continue my Saturdays with my reflection, language, art, and philosophy circles, but ill-health has derailed me since the end of March. Hoping to restart those in May. I keep meaning to write a proper update — and here we are. So: here's what's actually been happening.
- Week 1: Thresholds + IntuitionJanuary 2
- Week 2: The Body as OracleJanuary 12
- Week 3: Scent + ColorJanuary 19
- Week 4: The Voice WithinJanuary 27
- Week 5: Fire, Heat, & StrengthFebruary 3
- Week 6: Legacy + LightFebruary 16
- KoreaMaria Tea Time Workshops (2026)January 27
- KMTTW Feb 2026: Korean Philosophy & PedagogyJanuary 27
- February 틈 Reflective Practice Gathering 2026January 20
- March 틈 Reflective Practice Gathering 2026February 3
- The Afterword Circle 2026January 2
- Stillness & Endings — January's The Afterword CircleJanuary 2
- Emerging Selves — April's The Afterword CircleJanuary 23
- When care becomes curriculum: a pedagogy of trauma, access, and English language teaching in South KoreaApril 27
- The Affordances of (In)action: What Silence and Spacing Out Taught Me About Language LearningApril 27
- Reconnecting Learners by Tapping into Environmental Vulnerability & HealingApril 27
- My Students Are Better at This Than the AI IsApril 27
- An Influence-Centered Homage: Reading Toward BelongingApril 22
- Alternative PD in 2025April 27
- 2024 Professional Development, Leadership & PresentationsApril 27
- 2024: Me and Gwangju-Jeonnam Chapter KOTESOLApril 27
- 2023 Presentations and PublicationsApril 27
I'm not entirely sure how all of this happened while I wasn't looking. Thank you for being here, reading along — even when I forget to say so.
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