Riding an elephant
At about 20 minutes’ driving distance from Sikeud a quiet and not very touristic elephant farm is located. Johannes kindly
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The consecutive list of our blog posts since the beginning of the project in 2015.
Ban Sikeud primary school is declared “Model School” of Vientiane Capital province
Many years of supporting education for children in Laos by the Angels for Children foundation led up to a great
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We are the new volunteers: “Team II” 2016!
We are Jule Reissig, Jana Brecht, and Isabella Stryj from the University of Education Karlsruhe, Germany. At the moment, we
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Closing summit and information session on “Teaching English in Laos” at the University of Education Karlsruhe
After nearly three months’ of pioneering work the project leaders, board members of the Angel foundation, university administration, and our
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Review: four ways of teaching
During our time at Sikeud Primary school, we implemented four ways of teaching. In this article, I share my personal
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Weekend trips and holidays
Besides our work in the schools, we also had some time to explore some tourist attractions of Laos. Vientiane We
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The Sinh
While strolling through the different markets and little shops in Laos, one cannot help but notice the amount of colourful
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Modern Western Square Dance Workshop 13/12/2015
After our own introduction to the world of Modern Western Square Dance in a workshop at the PH (read report
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The Baci
During our time in Laos, we had the opportunity not only to witness but to be the guests of honour
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“My personal highlight” by Julia Bauer
It is quite difficult to make out one special event or one special moment which is supposed to be the
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Mopsy: final review
It has been a while since our last Mopsy report and we have taught many lessons with Mister Mopsy since then.
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Spotlight: Gestures
Gestures are the everyday movements we use to support our spoken communication or to convey non-verbal messages, for example “come
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