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"Patience. When a tree is born, it is not big immediately. When it is big, it does not bloom immediately. When it blooms, it does not bear fruit immediately. When it bears fruit, they are not ripe immediately. When they are ripe, they are not eaten immediately."
ascribed to Aegidius of Assisi († 1262), Franciscan friar and one of the close companions of Franz of Assisi
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With the new Get Ready for Global Teaching! project at PH Karlsruhe, we institutionalize and expand our international collaborations. With our partners in Ghana, Israel, Cameroon, Lao P.D.R., Norway, the UK and the USA, we will focus on global inequality, colonial thought patterns, and post-migrant societies. Through direct exchange, future teachers will further develop their cultural and linguistic awareness, reflect on key issues and challenges of our time from a global perspective, and design educational processes in diversity- and discrimination-sensitive ways.