Who I have meals with – by Thaithanawanh Keokaisone
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The consecutive list of our blog posts since the beginning of the project in 2015.
Editor’s note: A good deal of light comes in through the cracks in the kitchen. Mr Thai’s post about the
Continue reading… that’s how the light gets in.” It took Cohen a decade to finish his anthem (“Anthem” by Leonard Cohen;
Continue readingEditor’s note: This is the 5th article in the “Language Education & Global Citizenship” series by Rebecca Dengler, a former
Continue readingHello everybody, we are Team X! We are happy to introduce ourselves to you! “We” stands for five students of
Continue readingEditor’s note: Our volunteer teams in the bi-directional learning and teaching project in Laos work hard, with a lot of
Continue readingFrog in the well Editor’s note: Mr Napha Khothphouthone went on a “student mobility” in the summer term 2019 in
Continue readingWe are happy to announce a new page1 on our “TheLaosExperience” blog and will conclude our very best Happy New
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Continue readingEditor’s note: “30 years of teaching English in East Asia: An Appraisal” by Ms Laura Jakob is the fourth research
Continue readingEditor’s note: Ms Miaoxing Ye is 25 years old and a teaching assistant at the Hubei University of Education (Wuhan,
Continue readingIf you really want to make a friend, go to someone’s house and eat with [them]. (Cesar Chavez)1 Following Prof.
Continue readingHow our journey to Laos began in October 2018 Seven months flew by after the Academic International Office at the PH
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