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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We are Team XV! The Call for another team went viral at the University of Cape Coast when it was published,
Continue readingI am Benedicta Ekua Arthur, a teacher in Church of Christ M/A Kindergarten and Primary school in Cape Coast, Ghana.
Continue readingHello lovely academic fellows, I am Eli Attipoe, a proud final year student at the University of Cape Coast (Ghana)
Continue readingReviewing English school books for German Secondary Schools During the summer semester 2024, a group of students, including myself, participated
Continue readingThe COPE Visitor Center: “Helping people move on” The “Cooperative Orthotic and Prothetic Enterprise (COPE) Visitor Center” is located in
Continue readingEditor’s note: The authors Ruben Müller and Alistair Allan are students of English at the University of Education Karlsruhe and
Continue readingTo make up for the regrettable cancellation of this project, we direct your attention to Plan B: a substitute project
Continue readingNote by the editor: This post was written in week 2 of the ASA Acaedmia project (mid-May 2024) and gives
Continue readingDear Readers, I am Larissa Faiza Kongnso, a student teacher from Higher Teacher Training College in Yaoundé Cameroon, which is
Continue reading“Bi-directional decoloniality through systems interaction” – a new tandem-research project by Prof. Dr. Isabel Martin (University of Education Karlsruhe, Germany)
Continue readingExploring the Vibrant World of Lao Textiles at the Museum Ever since I was little, I have been fascinated by
Continue readingAPPLY NOW for student-tandem project on “Decolonising (English) teacher education through bi-directional systems interaction“ Application period for Cameroonian students: 27.11.-14.12.2023 (2
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