I've walked over to the American Moodo Institute by myself and have taken taekwondo there. The American Moodo Institute is a good place to take taekwondo. They also have judo there and for taekwondo, there's a kids class and an adults class. I'm in the adults class. The kids class is for younger kids. When I've taken taekwondo, theres an instructor named Master Yoon and I don't remember the other guy's name. Master Yoon has worked at the American Moodo Institute for many years. When I've walked in for taekwondo, Master Yoon and I have said hi to each other. When the other instructor was teaching the other students, I worked with Master Yoon separately since I was new to class. The instructors have given me time to learn my moves. Right now I'm on the yellow belt and after that is the orange belt. The instructors have helped me learn taekwondo. I did take taekwondo last year at my school but now I take taekwondo at the American Moodo Institute. The instructors have given me extra time to learn all these moves. I've been learning how to speak Korean. I've learned the front kick, the side kick, and the turning side kick. I've also learned how you change the moves when you count to ten. The instructors have taken it slow for me and have helped me learn the correct way to stand. After class ended, I changed out of my uniform, said goodbye to the instructors, and then left the American Moodo Institute. The American Moodo Institute is a fun place to go to for taekwondo.

Disability Awareness:   Welcoming, Talked to me person-to-person, Asked me if I needed or wanted help, Friendly, Gave me choices, Gave me extra time, Respectful, Helpful when I needed assistance or accommodation, Flexible service