My first impressions of Laos – by Meike Becker (Team XIV)
Editor’s note: Some new readers might be interested in the red thread which connects the 409 articles on this blog,
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Letter from Ghana (4) & first experiences in Germany – by Gifty Edna Anani
Beginning my DAAD “Get Ready for Global Teaching” Journey to Karlsruhe, Germany: Early Insights and Experiences I am Dr Gifty
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Letter from Cameroon (no. 3) – by Donald Beteyeh Nchofua
Hello Everyone! My name is Donald Beteyeh Nchofua, a PhD student in the Department of English at University of Yaounde
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“Decolonize Your Mind” (7) – Postmethod EFL teaching: Re-telling Canada’s colonial history (by Marie Pogerth, Team XII)
Editor’s note: The featured image shows a small section of the “Witness Blanket“, a large-scale installation by the artist Carey
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“AccepDance” – “World Dance Calling in English Language Teaching” seminar recap 2025
Editor’s Note: I would like to thank the Liesel Hermes Stiftungsfonds for funding the “World Dance Calling” project in the
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My first impressions about Germany – by Benedicta Ekua Arthur
Arriving in Germany for Phase 1 of our six month ASA Academia project #1107 between the University of Education Karlsruhe
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A first glance of Germany from a Ghanaian perspective – by Eli Attipoe
It just feels like yesterday when I was at Kotoka International Airport (Accra) with my parents – it was a
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Impressions of Germany during my Erasmus+ stay in Karlsruhe – by Phennapha Xaiyasen
Hello everyone, Here is Phennapha Xaiyasen again, and I just turned 21 years old. Today I would like to share
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First impressions of Germany – by Chindavone Sisoulath
Hello everyone, Welcome back to my new blog post! As I promised in my last post. I am back again
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We are Team XV! (…and this is blog article no. 400!)
We are Team XV! The Call for another team went viral at the University of Cape Coast when it was published,
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Letter from Ghana – by Benedicta Ekua Arthur
I am Benedicta Ekua Arthur, a teacher in Church of Christ M/A Kindergarten and Primary school in Cape Coast, Ghana.
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Physics is fun! Self-determined experimentation in Lao schools – by Ralph Hansmann
Editor’s comment: The University of Education Karlsruhe (PHKA) has cooperated with several Institutions of Education in Laos for 10 years
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