Greetings on New Year’s Eve 2020
Dear Readers, After the project reports and academic articles of this year, here comes my second personal post on this
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Dear Readers, After the project reports and academic articles of this year, here comes my second personal post on this
Continue readingEditor’s note: This is the 9th article in our series “Language education and global citizenship“. Ms Celine Victoria Seeger participated
Continue readingA tree is known by its fruit (ພາສາບອກຊາດ ມາລະຍາດບອກຕະກູນ) Lao people have used this motto since ancient until now. Which
Continue readingArrival Frankfurt, 06:00 in the morning, 13 April 2019. I am standing at Frankfurt Airport waiting to board the plane
Continue readingHello and Sabaidee everyone! My name is Chelsea Hog and I was part of the “Bi-directional Learning and Teaching in
Continue readingEditor’s note: This is the 7th article in the series “Language Education and Global Citizenship“. Mr Jonas Hoffmann took part
Continue reading… that’s how the light gets in.” It took Cohen a decade to finish his anthem (“Anthem” by Leonard Cohen;
Continue readingJob-shadowing of colleagues, lesson observation, and joint research at the Karlsruhe University of Education, Germany Job-shadowing “Hallo”! I am Viengvilaiphone
Continue readingEditor’s note: “A comparison of (travel) guides to Laos” by Ms Lena Koch is the third research article in the
Continue readingWhen we, Team VIII, went to Luang Prabang for our holidays in March 2019, we visited the Kuang Si Butterfly
Continue readingEditor’s note: “Intercultural barriers in ‘international’ English course books” (or: “‘What is Mozart’?”) by Rebecca Dengler (Team IV and Team
Continue readingMy name is Napha Khothphouthone. I was born and grew up with a peasant family in small village in the
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