A few thoughts on how the education system could be improved – by Bounleud Sengsavangvong and Souvanh Navong
After having lived in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic for three months, with another one to come, it is time
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Category: Teaching experiences
“Would you like to eat [səʊp]?” First pronunciation workshops at the LGTC – 11th and 24th November, 2016
“Would you like to eat [səʊp]? [səʊp] really? Don’t you mean [suːp]?” When we saw to what extent our Lao
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Hooray to picture books!
On Thursday, the 5th of January, 2017, we (Silja and Sara) met with the four primary school English teachers to
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How I became an English teacher in Laos – Essays by Donekeo Keosiththivong and Souksakhone Sindavan
I would like to introduce my two outstanding English teacher students from Phan Heng Secondary School: Ms Donekeo Keosiththivong and
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Mopsy and me – in Ban Sikeud Primary School
I have been in Laos for a while now and I really enjoy the life here in the hot Asian
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The fun of learning a language – welcome to the “English Conversation Club”
Every Tuesday and Thursday from 15:15 – 16:00 o’clock some pupils from grade 3 & 4 get together with two
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A day in the Lao life of Isa
It is 6 o’clock in the morning and my alarm wakes me up with its soft tunes – if the
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Review: four ways of teaching
During our time at Sikeud Primary school, we implemented four ways of teaching. In this article, I share my personal
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“My personal highlight” by Julia Bauer
It is quite difficult to make out one special event or one special moment which is supposed to be the
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Mopsy: final review
It has been a while since our last Mopsy report and we have taught many lessons with Mister Mopsy since then.
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“My personal highlight” by Tobias Mayer
Deciding what THE highlight of my Laos experience was is an impossible task as my time in Laos was bristling
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A normal day in Sikeud
My alarm greets me at 7.00 a.m. Pressing the snooze button at least two times is part of my daily
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