“Decolonise Your Mind” (5) – Postcolonial Theories (by Ruben Mueller & Alastair Allan)
Editor’s note: The authors Ruben Müller and Alistair Allan are students of English at the University of Education Karlsruhe and
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Editor’s note: The authors Ruben Müller and Alistair Allan are students of English at the University of Education Karlsruhe and
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Continue readingDear Readers, I am Larissa Faiza Kongnso, a student teacher from Higher Teacher Training College in Yaoundé Cameroon, which is
Continue reading“Bi-directional decoloniality through systems interaction” – a new tandem-research project by Prof. Dr. Isabel Martin (University of Education Karlsruhe, Germany)
Continue readingBack to my second home after three years! Three days of travelling from Savannakhet to Karlsruhe went by so fast,
Continue reading“So, transform yourself first. In doing so, you will begin transforming your little part of the world. It doesn’t matter
Continue readingGreeting from the Philippines Hello! I am Viengvilaiphone Botthoulath (Vieng) from Lao P.D.R. I hope some readers still remember me.
Continue readingEditor’s note: This article by Ms Carlotta Ehrenzeller is the second post in our NEW SERIES “Decolonise Your Mind (&
Continue readingEditor’s note: Mr Jonas Hoffmann studies English and politics in the teaching degree for lower secondary school at the University
Continue readingEditor’s note: Ms Shirin Ud-Din finished her Master’s Degree for teaching English and biology at secondary school in January 2020
Continue readingEditor’s note: Jessica Weigelmann is a student of English and Art in the Bachelor’s Degree for secondary school and currently
Continue readingEditor’s note: Ms Francesca Diligu is studying the English teaching degree for secondary schools at the University of Education Karlsruhe
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