Author: IMartin

“My personal highlight” by Jule Reissig

Posted on 30/05/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

emotions, Lao food, Laos, personal highlight

Most people probably wouldn’t pick a farewell as their overall highlight, but the Lao farewell was an outstanding experience hands

“Hello and goodbye Laos” from Team I (January 2016)

Posted on 28/05/201607/07/2016 by IMartin

All Posts, The Lao teachers

Laos, Lending Library, teaching the teachers, workshop

Hello. Every hello comes along with a goodbye at some stage. For the rest of Team I (Franziska, Laura and

“My personal highlight and lowlight” by Jana Brecht

Posted on 25/05/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Intercultural Activities

Asian food, emotions, Falang, journey, language acquisition, Lao food

It is quite difficult to make out one special event which is supposed to be the best one as I

A day in the Lao life of Isa

Posted on 18/05/201607/07/2016 by IMartin

All Posts, Teaching experiences, Teams

"Mopsy", English, intercultural competence, Phang Heng primary school, Teaching English in Laos

It is 6 o’clock in the morning and my alarm wakes me up with its soft tunes – if the

My personal highlight – by Isabella Stryj

Posted on 28/04/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Traveling in Laos

emotions, friendship, happiness, journey, Laos

My time in Laos was relatively short (six-and-a-half weeks), but still I experienced many great and adventurous moments! Nevertheless, there

Team II: Jana expands the Lending Library

Posted on 13/04/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Workshops

Lending Library, literature, Sikeud primary school

My special task during our stay in Laos was to spruce up the English Lending Library. Establishing the Lending Library

Mit and Noy write: Our expectations of the stay in the UK

Posted on 12/04/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, The Lao teachers

journey

Mit and Noy are two of the four Lao English teachers who received a voucher from the Angel for Children

6 May 2016: Start of new project phase

Posted on 05/04/201607/07/2016 by IMartin

All Posts, Partnership

Teaching English in Laos

Thanks to the exemplary work of everybody involved, our project has grown fast, both in scope and influence. Therefore, we

An Interview with Lathsamy Chanthavongsa by Isabella Stryj

Posted on 04/04/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, The Lao teachers

Lao teachers' essays, Laos, Phang Heng primary school, Teaching English in Laos

Lathsamy Chanthavongsa is an English teacher at Phang Heng Primary School, teaching Preschool class 1 and classes 3-5. For the last

Guest author and storyteller Richard Martin: “Excitement but limitations of a one-off visit”

Posted on 29/03/201602/01/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Workshops

body language, Phang Heng secondary school, Sikeud primary school, Storytelling, workshop

Knowing that I sometimes travel to Southeast Asia, Prof. Martin told me about the “Teaching English in Laos” project. An

Workshop on 25 March 2016 – “Methods for the classroom”

Posted on 25/03/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Workshops

Phang Heng secondary school, Teaching English in Laos, workshop

Shortly before our departure, our second workshop took place. It targeted the problem of the limited number of methods used

Special Task Managers – Team II

Posted on 24/03/201620/09/2018 by IMartin

All Posts, Teams

We continue the work at the schools started by Team I but also carry on their special tasks (see article

Author: IMartin

“My personal highlight” by Jule Reissig

“Hello and goodbye Laos” from Team I (January 2016)

“My personal highlight and lowlight” by Jana Brecht

A day in the Lao life of Isa

My personal highlight – by Isabella Stryj

Team II: Jana expands the Lending Library

Mit and Noy write: Our expectations of the stay in the UK

6 May 2016: Start of new project phase

An Interview with Lathsamy Chanthavongsa by Isabella Stryj

Guest author and storyteller Richard Martin: “Excitement but limitations of a one-off visit”

Workshop on 25 March 2016 – “Methods for the classroom”

Special Task Managers – Team II

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