Flashback: Three unforgettable months in Laos
Before I applied for this internship, it had been a great dream of mine to travel to Southeast Asia. During
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The consecutive list of our blog posts since the beginning of the project in 2015.
Ms Souphaphone Vongphachan’s and “Linda’s”aka Ms Bouangeun Hanthavong’s Story: Why I want to learn English
I teach Ms Souphaphone Vongphachan, the director of Sikeud Primary School, together with “Linda” aka Ms Bouangeun Hanthavong, Madame Engel’s
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My experiences with the German teachers – Essays by Mit (Mittaphone Sichampa) and Noy (Phovang Inthavong)
During our daily English lessons at Sikeud Primary School, Mit and Noy, the school’s English teachers, wrote an article about
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Welcome to our new “Didactics Room” at Ban Phang Heng Secondary School
After conducting our first workshop on 20 November 2016 on teaching materials we faced the problem that our Lao tandem-teachers
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English Certificates for Lao teachers 2017
Learning English is fun, at times challenging, but also very rewarding. To show our “students” how much we appreciate their
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My personal highlight: “And the true beauties are… Lao fabrics!” – by Lena Wink
Laos is often said to be a country where time seems to have stopped. I am really sorry to inform
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Our cooperation with the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES)
Prof. Martin: Part I Our cooperation with the Research Institute of Educational Sciences (RIES) developed Lao-style, that is to say
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(One of) my personal highlight(s) by Sara Stoehrer
To write an article on one personal highlight is impossible! Instead I’d like to share one of the things
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New project video uploaded!
Some of the experiences Team III made in Laos can now be seen in the Team’s very own project video
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A few thoughts on how the education system could be improved – by Bounleud Sengsavangvong and Souvanh Navong
After having lived in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic for three months, with another one to come, it is time
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“Would you like to eat [səʊp]?” First pronunciation workshops at the LGTC – 11th and 24th November, 2016
“Would you like to eat [səʊp]? [səʊp] really? Don’t you mean [suːp]?” When we saw to what extent our Lao
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One day in the rice field of Souvanh Navong
Rice is the basic staple of the Lao people. Besides the well-known steamed rice, which we also have in western
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