“World Dance Calling” in Karlsruhe: “AccepDance” lessons at primary and secondary schools
In Prof. Martins’s new seminar “World Dance Calling”, students first experience world dances and then learn to call dances themselves.
Continue readingBi-directional Learning and Teaching: Lao-German Projects and Tandems
The consecutive list of our blog posts since the beginning of the project in 2015.
In Prof. Martins’s new seminar “World Dance Calling”, students first experience world dances and then learn to call dances themselves.
Continue readingOne outcome of ASA Academia project #1107 is teaching three different English lessons to different 9th grade classes at Sophie-Scholl
Continue readingPhilipp Reul is a teacher, teacher educator, lecturer, father & doctoral candidate. He will present his findings about learning opportunties
Continue readingDr. Christopher Yaw Kwaah from our partner university UCC visits PHKA as guest-lecturer under DAAD-funded “Get Ready for Global Teaching”
Continue readingProfessional Caller Andreas Hennecke teaches students to call and teach world dances for their English classroom. The focus in part
Continue readingProfessional Caller Andreas Hennecke teaches students to call and teach world dances for their English classroom. The focus in part
Continue readingWorld_Dance_Open_House_16052025 on Friday, 16 May, 19:00-21:30 This event is sponsored by the Liesel Hermes Foundation. Prof. Hermes, a former President
Continue reading“Decolonial Approaches to the Teaching of English and World Languages”. American Educational Research Association Annual Meeting “Research, Remedy, and Repair:
Continue reading“Cameroonian-German decolonial encounters in English language education: An auto-ethnographic exploration of North-South student-tandems”. American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) Conference
Continue reading“Reimagining knowledge-making: Relational accountability and the transformation of scholarly and academic practices”. American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) Conference “Relational
Continue readingIn our 3rd Erasmus+ project “Digital Citizenship and Bi-directional Decoloniality” (2023-2026), Ms Chindavone Sisoulath and Ms Phennapha Xaiyasen, students in
Continue reading“Researching de-/coloniality in diverse geopolitical contexts: from (g)localizing English language teaching to digital platform collaboration” is our new project combining
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