UP UNTIL MIDNIGHT
Charles Hill
Incheon
South Korea
ph: 010-4490-3360
charles
Trivium
TRIVIUM is the premier educational magazine servicing native English-speaking teachers in Gyeonggi-do. It was free to teachers and subscribers, as the publication was sponsored by Siheung City Hall.
TRIVIUM: APRIL 2008
This is the first issue. It focuses on different styles that can be used in the classroom and also some of the problems caused by hagwons.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: MAY 2008
This issue has a story detailing how difficult it can be for parents to find quality ESL (L2) resources on the net. Also in this issue, and article about the future of English education in Korea.
Download it for free today!TRIVIUM: JUNE 2008
This is the special CHOSEON EDITION. It has articles explaining Korean customs and traditions. And of course other important news items. This is truly a unique issue!
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: JULY 2008
Inside this loaded issue, Trivium tackles the rise of suicide by Korean students and CCTV cameras in school zones. What do you think about that? Read the articles and share your thoughts.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: AUGUST 2008
Cyberbullying in Korea, great Korean food for the summer, and reverse culture shock for foreigners.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: SEPTEMBER 2008
Are there certain gender roles in Korea? What are they? Have they been changing over time? This issue focuses in on this topic.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: OCTOBER 2008
Parents gain the right to audit schools, foreigners having babies in Korea, and of course a very interesting article by staff writer Tyler Clark about planning lessons.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: NOVEMBER 2008
Foreigners often get confused about the E visa. This issue takes a look at the myths and facts about your visa. Also there is a detailed look at the debate between standard or dialect English in the classroom.
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: DECEMBER 2008
After a tragic incident where a teacher was caught beating a young school girl in the middle of a class, students demand a bill of rights protecting them. What do you think?
Download it for free today!
TRIVIUM: January 2009
For the new year comes a new format for TRIVIUM. But though it may look new and improved, the quality of reporting has not diminished. In this issue TRIVIUM looks at the quality and qualifications of native speakers in Korean classrooms.
Download it for free today!
trivium: February 2009
Having a problem with your principal? Well this issue digs deeper into the labor laws in Korea. Also TRIVIUM looks at whether Korea is actually a homogeneous society.
Download it for free today!
trivium: march 2009
The Korean Food Edition. This issue looks at what some of the more popular food among foreigners are. Also as always, TRIVIUM looks at the problems facing foreigners in Korea (like discrimination).
Download it for free today!
Some of you may know the history of TRIVIUM and why I love this publication so much, but many of you perhaps not.
Well in February of 2008, I was asked to create a newsletter for the foreigners in Siheung. Well after meeting with a number of teachers in my city, people involved with writing and publishing other books and newspapers I felt that a short newsletter might not give me the freedom to address the issues that foreigners in Siheung, Gyeonggi-do, and all across Korea could (and do) face.
So after another round of meetings with experts in the field of education and publication the first issue of TRIVIUM was launched in late March early April.
The name "TRIVIUM" comes from an ancient word meaning the study of grammar, rhetoric, and logic. A name I think perfectly frames this wonderful publication.
Other Publications where I was either the writer or editor
I do have other publications and I will make them available soon.
Of course this website and all the publications of Trivium were done on a MAC.
Visit the Apple Store today!
Charles Hill
Incheon
South Korea
ph: 010-4490-3360
charles
