Tag: dancing

From the Embassy to Halloween — an unexpected “Joker”

Posted on 31/10/202006/01/2021 by David Trendl

All Posts, Event

dancing, emotions, friendship, German Embassy, Lao youth, National University of Laos, personal highlight, Team IX

List of chapters The beginning of my adventure Invitation to the Crowne Plaza Hotel Meeting new Lao friends (who study

Laos – “The Land of a Million Faces”

Posted on 29/08/201927/11/2019 by IMartin

All Posts, Global Citizenship, Laos, The Lao teachers, Traveling in Laos

dancing, Falang, Lao-German Technical College, Laos, Sikeud primary school, singing

When you have heard it you must see it; when you have seen it make a judgement with your heart.

A day in the life of… a “Mopsy”

Posted on 16/04/201927/11/2019 by IMartin

All Posts, Mopsies

"Mopsy", "Singlish", Activities, dancing, English, happiness, Sikeud primary school, singing

It is a Tuesday morning and we are on our way to school, as is five-year-old Anna, a pupil of

Eat, dance, laugh (and be sick) – our first weeks in Laos

Posted on 09/12/201818/02/2019 by Dilara Erdogan

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dancing, emotions, English, first impression, Lao-German Technical College, Laos, Teaching English in Laos

Arriving in a country which is a quarter of a planet away from our home, we were overwhelmed by the

Lao “Activity Time” at school (& blog article no. 200!)

Posted on 18/03/201826/03/2018 by IMartin

Activity time, All Posts, Intercultural Activities, Laos, Science laboratory, The Lao teachers

Activities, Activity time, ball, clubs, dancing, exercise, games, happiness, karate, lao dancing, Phang Heng primary school, Phang Heng secondary school, ping pong, Sikeud primary school, Teaching English in Laos

Our time here is flying by. Every day is another adventure with different tasks and challenges to manage. It is

Let’s celebrate Halloween in Laos

Posted on 09/12/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Intercultural Activities, The Lao teachers

"Singlish", Activities, dancing, English, festival, intercultural competence, journey, Lao-German Technical College, personal highlight, singing, smile, Teaching English in Laos, teaching the teachers, Total Physical Response, ways of teaching

“When witches go riding and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, ‘tis near Halloween” (author unknown) Historical

Tag: dancing

From the Embassy to Halloween — an unexpected “Joker”

Laos – “The Land of a Million Faces”

A day in the life of… a “Mopsy”

Eat, dance, laugh (and be sick) – our first weeks in Laos

Lao “Activity Time” at school (& blog article no. 200!)

Let’s celebrate Halloween in Laos

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"Relocating Research in Applied Linguistics": 29th Conference for Applied Linguistics of the German Foreign Languages Research Association (DGFF)

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