Waijiaoyi is an online website located in Beijing, China.
Address: Room 801, Paidun Mansion, Wanliu, Haidian District, Beijing, China.
Website: Waijiaoyi
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Waijiaoyi is an online website located in Beijing, China.
Address: Room 801, Paidun Mansion, Wanliu, Haidian District, Beijing, China.
Website: Waijiaoyi
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But the work and product we are expected to deliver is a personal real one, not a KPI-ridden corporatized faceless repet*t*on. The lessons are structured in a way that students will develop a liking for your style of teaching and its warming to see them react positively when they see you.
The post is particularly interesting because it is a blend of teaching and acting. It moves away from the traditional classroom. The teachers work in a green room and are projected onto a virtual reality background which is then broadcasted to schools across China. During the broadcast students who are online are called to interact with the foreign teacher. In turn, they are also facilitated in their learning, by the help of a second teacher who supports them with her physical presence in the classroom.
All in all, my experience from working with this company has been overwhelmingly positive. Bearing in mind that it is a startup, teacher feedback is always welcome, changes are always being made so as to facilitate foreign staff and there is an obvious development that shows a promising future. Another important point is that experienced and hardworking teachers are awarded accordingly and there is much incentive in the direction of professional development. Coming to work here was a good choice and not only was I amply compensated in a financial sense but also in the way I have developed as a teacher in view of developing educational technologies.