Guest author and storyteller Richard Martin: “Excitement but limitations of a one-off visit”
Knowing that I sometimes travel to Southeast Asia, Prof. Martin told me about the “Teaching English in Laos” project. An
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Workshop on 17 March 2016 – “Games for the classroom”
The project “Teaching English in Laos” aims to sustainably foster English education in Laos. Therefore, teaching the Lao pupils is
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Ban Sikeud primary school is declared “Model School” of Vientiane Capital province
Many years of supporting education for children in Laos by the Angels for Children foundation led up to a great
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We are the new volunteers: “Team II” 2016!
We are Jule Reissig, Jana Brecht, and Isabella Stryj from the University of Education Karlsruhe, Germany. At the moment, we
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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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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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University of Education Karlsruhe & Angels for Children (Germany) We are Christian Engel and Prof. Dr. Isabel Martin and developed
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Thanks to our supporters!
Dear supporters, friends and colleagues! The year 2015 marked a significant change in the history of the Angels for Children
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Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to all our friends, families and supporters all over the world. In the name of Angels for Children
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Mopsy and his friends
We, Franziska and Tobias, recently started working with English for Mopsy and me in the two preschool classes of Ban
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University of Education Karlsruhe, English Department Secretariat Ewelina Bidlingmeyer Tel.: ++49-(0)721-925-4639 ewelina.bidlingmeyer@vw.ph-karlsruhe.de University of Education Karlsruhe, English Department & International
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Some early impressions
Throughout the next days after our arrival, our schedule was packed. First, we visited all three schools supported by the
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