A wish for a better education – an interview with Mr Khamsing Nanthavongdouangsy
When I met Mr Khamsing Nanthavongdouangsy, the School Manager of Ban Phan Heng Primary and Secondary School and also Lao
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“From Laos with love”: Language twists and how not to lose your pet – by guest author Beate Pinisch
A post on facebook by a Lao friend got me thinking. It started with finding two words funny and ended
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We are Team VI!
Meet Team VI! Top row, left to right: Julia Grüttner, Anna Hajek, Isabell Kämmer, Tasja Reule, Shirin Ud-Din Bottom
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Guest author Richard Martin & Fabian Stober write: Stories are something to remember…
…so why not use them as a teaching device? In the summer semester of 2017, Prof. Isabel Martin offered a
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Project videos by Team V!
“Time flies when you are having fun.” (Albert Einstein) We as Team V working in Laos certainly made this experience.
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Letters from Laos – “Cooperation between BHS and LGTC” by Phonesavanh Chachueyang
Editor’s note: Following Mr Phonesouk Inhtaxay’s post on his time in Germany in July and August 2017, his colleague Mr
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Workshop on 11 December 2017 – “Micro-teaching with a picture book in the classroom – what, why, when, and how”
English picture books are excellent material to use in English classes for primary pupils and pre-schoolers for many reasons. Here
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Bang, bang, scratch – The director’s signature
At Ban Phang Heng Secondary School three directors are responsible for the organization, structure, and bureaucracy. When it comes to
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The good soul of Ban Phang Heng Secondary School – An interview with Ms Saysamone Singhalath
Ms Saysamone Singhalath is 26 years old and has taught history at Ban Phang Heng Secondary School for six years
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Workshop on 20 November 2017 – Creating and using teaching material
Extra teaching material and lessons – nowadays, two inseparable things when we think about teaching. To work only with the
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Letters from Laos – “The history of my football team” by Bounthavy Siphonephat
Many boys and young men in Laos still play the traditional ball game “kator” (in Lao), or “sepak takraw” (เซปักตะกร้อ
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New places available for internships starting in September 2018: Join the info session on 31 January 2018!
Interested in an internship? On 31 January the University of Education Karlsruhe and the Angels for Children foundation will hold
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