NEW SERIES: “Decolonise Your Mind” (2) – The Performance of Decoloniality (by C. Ehrenzeller)
Editor’s note: This article by Ms Carlotta Ehrenzeller is the second post in our NEW SERIES “Decolonise Your Mind (&
Continue readingBi-directional Learning and Teaching: Lao-German Projects and Tandems
Editor’s note: This article by Ms Carlotta Ehrenzeller is the second post in our NEW SERIES “Decolonise Your Mind (&
Continue readingEditor’s note: Mr Jonas Hoffmann studies English and politics in the teaching degree for lower secondary school at the University
Continue readingEditor’s note: Ms Shirin Ud-Din finished her Master’s Degree for teaching English and biology at secondary school in January 2020
Continue readingEditor’s note: Jessica Weigelmann is a student of English and Art in the Bachelor’s Degree for secondary school and currently
Continue readingEditor’s note: Ms Francesca Diligu is studying the English teaching degree for secondary schools at the University of Education Karlsruhe
Continue readingQuiet time on this blog (May to July 2021) The pandemic has prevented tandem-teaching for our Lao and German project
Continue readingEditor’s note: As from 6 a.m. Lao time today, a lockdown was ordered on the capital of Vientiane by the
Continue readingHello! Everyone. My name is Sitsanou Phouthavong, and I hope to fly out of Laos on 28 April so that
Continue readingEditor’s note: On 25-28 March 2019, the first conference in Germany about “Educating the Global Citizen: International Perspectives on Foreign
Continue readingEditor’s note: Mr Siegfried Hadatsch, who recently completed his Bachelor’s Degree in English and history at the University of Education
Continue readingI have the great pleasure to announce a new research page on this blog, which features the full-text Bachelor theses
Continue readingEditor’s note: This is the sequel (and prequel) to Rebecca Dengler‘s article about “Intercultural barriers in “international” English course books“,
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