[스크랩] 뉴질랜드 학교에서 한국 학생들의 홈스테이 가족에게 당부하는 글

뉴질랜드 타우랑가의 베들레헴 칼리지(Bethlehem College)에서 유학하는 우리 한국들에게 홈스테이를 제공하고 있는 뉴질랜드 가족들에게 각국의 문화와 생활 차이점에 대한 설명회가 어제 학교에서 열렸습니다.

올리브선생님이 함께 참석해서 뉴질랜드 가족들에게 우리 한국 학생들을 데리고 사실 때 필요한 여러가지 정보를 드렸는데요. 뉴질랜드 교육부에서 pastoral care를 제공하는 학교측에서도 아래와 같은 당부의 말씀을 홈스테이 가족들에게 전달했습니다. 

행사 일정:

v Welcome/ Greetings                      -  Del (인터내셔널 디렉터)

v Intro and purpose of the evening            -  Loretta   (홈스테이 코디네이터)

v Senior Community Constable – Jennie Wright.

v Japanese Adviser – Mrs Minako Greet

v Brazilian Adviser – Mrs Marina Galiotto

v Korean Adviser – Mrs Olive Fitzjohn (올리브 선생님)

 

Question and Answer time of the advisers.

 

v Power Point – Important information                    Loretta

v Bethlehem College Website                                     Del

v Academic Information                                               Esther

v Pastoral Dean information                                        Jan

v Student Services information                                   Ngaire

 

Question and answer time of International staff.

 

Coffee/Tea – Networking

 

End of evening.

 

 

 

** 홈스테이 가족으로서 갖춰야 될 편안한 주거 환경 (Pleasant Living Environment: )

•Private bedroom for the student

•Wardrobe and chest of draws and other appropriate bedroom furniture.

•Study desk, chair and appropriate lighting.

•Standard bed with linen and blankets.

•Heating appliance if required.

•Clean laundry, bathroom and toilet areas.

•Provisions for emergency situations (e.g. smoke alarms and an evacuation procedure)

•Access to a telephone

•Access to the internet

•Preferably only 1 student(and no more than 2) student/s in the home at one time.

•Easily accessible to transport and or the school.

•The home is well insulated and heated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

다음은 학교측에서 뉴질랜드 홈스테이 가정에 협조를 당부하는 안내문입니다.

  GENERAL HELPFUL TIPS

•       YOU are the student’s Kiwi Parents-parent them, they are at a vulnerable time in their young lives.

 

•       Communication is vital at all times.

 

•       Encourage your student/s to have rostered household chores.

 

•       Give clear concise expectations to your student. Writing these down is helpful.

 

 

•       Encourage your student to be involved with the wider English speaking community by way of: Kiwi friendships, sports clubs, music groups, youth groups, churches etc.

 

•       Teach your student to lead a balanced life, study, socializing, family time. They are all equally important to their holistic learning.

 

•       Take an active interest in your students’ culture; ask them to share about their family and lives back home.

 

•       Keep good boundaries in place for the use of the internet and social networking sites? Do not allow the student to have access to computers in their room unless specifically negotiated each time.

 

•       Communicate directly with adults/parents when you have a student who wants to stay with friends, unless they are able to give you all contact details, names and addresses then you must say NO to their request to stay elsewhere. If you allow your student to stay elsewhere then our office MUST be informed too.

 

•       Curfews these are a privilege not a right. If you have a student who is going out EVERY weekend and not doing study or integrating with your family then they are leading an unbalanced life. Look at making some compromises with the student.

 

•       Encourage your student to invite friends’ home (especially Kiwi friends) to meet you.

 

•       Do not allow your student to opt out of joining your family on excursions unless there are very valid reasons.

 

•       Have in place appropriate consequences for behavioral issues i.e. groundings, loss of privileges, extra chores. Always make sure the student understands why these situations and consequences have been put in place

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