Author: IMartin

We are Team VI!

Posted on 17/02/201817/02/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Teams

English, Germany, Lao-German cooperation, Teaching English in Laos, Volunteers

Meet Team VI! Top row, left to right: Julia Grüttner, Anna Hajek, Isabell Kämmer, Tasja Reule, Shirin Ud-Din Bottom

Guest author Richard Martin & Fabian Stober write: Stories are something to remember…

Posted on 16/02/201817/02/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Teaching experiences, Workshops

Activities, body language, books, English, Germany, intercultural competence, literature, picture books, Teaching English in Laos, Total Physical Response, ways of teaching, workshop

…so why not use them as a teaching device? In the summer semester of 2017, Prof. Isabel Martin offered a

Project videos by Team V!

Posted on 15/02/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

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“Time flies when you are having fun.” (Albert Einstein) We as Team V working in Laos certainly made this experience.

Letters from Laos – “Cooperation between BHS and LGTC” by Phonesavanh Chachueyang

Posted on 14/02/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Intercultural Activities, Partnership, Teacher interviews

BHS, Germany, journey, Lao teachers' essays, Lao-German Technical College, partnership, training programme

Editor’s note: Following Mr Phonesouk Inhtaxay’s post on his time in Germany in July and August 2017, his colleague Mr

Workshop on 11 December 2017 – “Micro-teaching with a picture book in the classroom – what, why, when, and how”

Posted on 08/02/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Teaching experiences, The Lao teachers, Workshops

English, Germany, internship, Laos, Teaching English in Laos, workshop

English picture books are excellent material to use in English classes for primary pupils and pre-schoolers for many reasons. Here

Bang, bang, scratch – The director’s signature

Posted on 06/02/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

Activity time, All Posts, Laos

intercultural competence, Phang Heng secondary school, rules, smile

At Ban Phang Heng Secondary School three directors are responsible for the organization, structure, and bureaucracy. When it comes to

The good soul of Ban Phang Heng Secondary School – An interview with Ms Saysamone Singhalath

Posted on 05/02/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Partnership, Teacher interviews, The Lao teachers

English, friendship, interview, Laos, learning English, Phang Heng secondary school, smile

Ms Saysamone Singhalath is 26 years old and has taught history at Ban Phang Heng Secondary School for six years

Workshop on 20 November 2017 – Creating and using teaching material

Posted on 22/01/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, The Lao teachers, Workshops

English, Laos, material, Teaching English in Laos, ways of teaching, workshop

Extra teaching material and lessons – nowadays, two inseparable things when we think about teaching. To work only with the

Letters from Laos – “The history of my football team” by Bounthavy Siphonephat

Posted on 20/01/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Laos, Teacher interviews, The Lao teachers

happiness, Lao teachers' essays, Lao-German Technical College, smile

Many boys and young men in Laos still play the traditional ball game “kator” (in Lao), or “sepak takraw” (เซปักตะกร้อ

New places available for internships starting in September 2018: Join the info session on 31 January 2018!

Posted on 18/01/201818/01/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Teams

English, Germany, intercultural competence, Teaching English in Laos

Interested in an internship? On 31 January the University of Education Karlsruhe and the Angels for Children foundation will hold

Life is full of drama – so why not join the (drama) club?

Posted on 08/01/201820/09/2018 by IMartin

Activity time, All Posts, Teaching experiences

Activities, body language, drama, emotions, English, Phang Heng secondary school, Teaching English in Laos, ways of teaching

New English “Drama Club” at Ban Phang Heng Secondary School Pupils can spend an hour after their regular classes to

Letters from Laos – “My life in 10 years” by Mr Outh Sinminah

Posted on 31/12/201720/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Global English, Laos

Activities, emotions, English, happiness, Lao students' essays, Lao-German Technical College, Laos, Teaching English in Laos

Hello! My name is Outh and I’m sixteen years old. I was born in Luangphanxay village, Xaysomboun district, Vientiane province.

Author: IMartin

We are Team VI!

Guest author Richard Martin & Fabian Stober write: Stories are something to remember…

Project videos by Team V!

Letters from Laos – “Cooperation between BHS and LGTC” by Phonesavanh Chachueyang

Workshop on 11 December 2017 – “Micro-teaching with a picture book in the classroom – what, why, when, and how”

Bang, bang, scratch – The director’s signature

The good soul of Ban Phang Heng Secondary School – An interview with Ms Saysamone Singhalath

Workshop on 20 November 2017 – Creating and using teaching material

Letters from Laos – “The history of my football team” by Bounthavy Siphonephat

New places available for internships starting in September 2018: Join the info session on 31 January 2018!

Life is full of drama – so why not join the (drama) club?

Letters from Laos – “My life in 10 years” by Mr Outh Sinminah

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