Some of my juku students gave me choco for valentine's and I was wondering what's the protocol for this case? Do I give back next month to them? Even to the 5 year olds? I don't have a problem with it, I just want to know if it's normal or whatnot.
2013-02-20, 7:31 pm
Yeah, you should ask your employer, since there might be rules about giving food to students. But if food is not okay and other things are I would give a small non-food gift, like a sticker or something for the youngins.
I always have this problem where students in the hallways give me chocolates, and I have no idea who they are because there are more than 1000 students at my school and I obviously don't teach everyone. So they never get anything back, haha.
I always have this problem where students in the hallways give me chocolates, and I have no idea who they are because there are more than 1000 students at my school and I obviously don't teach everyone. So they never get anything back, haha.
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2013-02-20, 8:01 pm
Marumaru Wrote:Some of my juku students gave me choco for valentine's and I was wondering what's the protocol for this case?EAT...EAT...EAT...
2013-02-20, 8:19 pm
Norman Wrote:But not the students, don't eat the students. Eat the chocolates. Eating people is a social faux pas in Japan.Marumaru Wrote:Some of my juku students gave me choco for valentine's and I was wondering what's the protocol for this case?EAT...EAT...EAT...
2013-02-20, 10:54 pm
Khakionion Wrote:But not the students, don't eat the students. Eat the chocolates. Eating people is a social faux pas in Japan.Really? I thought you just became a minor TV/talk show celebrity for eating people in Japan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Issei_Sagawa
Jokes about cannibalism. Always in bad taste.