“Yes, they can!” – Lao pupils become authors and illustrators
Sabaidee! We are Pauline and Meike of Team VII. In addition to our diverse regular tasks during our stay in
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Tag: literature
“Language education and global citizenship” (1) – Reentry shock: an explanation of an underrated phenomenon (by L. Malchow)
Editor’s note: “Reentry shock: an explanation of an underrated phenomenon” by Lara Malchow (Team V) is the first research article in
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New series: “Language education and global citizenship” (edited by I. Martin)
Editor’s note: Starting in January 2019, the new series “Language education and global citizenship” on this blog will feature the
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Between Laos, Australia, and a lonely island – Lao teachers enter the worlds of “Walkabout” and “Robinson Crusoe”
As already mentioned in our first post, we – Tasja Reule und Anna Hajek – started reading “Simplified Readers”1 with
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Guest author Richard Martin & Fabian Stober write: Stories are something to remember…
…so why not use them as a teaching device? In the summer semester of 2017, Prof. Isabel Martin offered a
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A memorable outing to Canterbury – Letters from England by Mittaphone Sichampa with photos by Isabel Martin
On Friday, 4th August I went on a college trip to Canterbury. I walked with my professor Isabel Martin through
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