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- Subject area expertise
- Education to orphans,soccer academy sports fororphans and fundraising and building network.
- Grade level(s) taught
- pre grade 1
- Present status
- Other
- Language(s) you can instruct in
- Afrikaans
- Number of years teaching experience
- 5-10
- Skills & Interests
- How to be part of the team and basiccaly helping to work in safrica with the education without boarders.
- If you have done work internationally, where and in what capacity?
- i have basiccaly done work in Africa(South Africa,Uganda and Tanzania.
- If you are willing to volunteer, in what area(s):
- digital media, internships, membership outreach, translation
- How did you hear about us and a few words why you want to join EBB:
- Through ning!and goggle seach.
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Online Model United Nations
January 14, 2012 at 6:30pm to June 30, 2012 at 7:30pm – Online classroom
Online Model UN program seeks schools to work with our network of globally connected youth. O-MUN can provide curricular materials, collaborative projects and debates, for free, to seconday students…
Organized by Lisa Martin | Type: collaboration, and, debate
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Tell me more about your school. In the past I have had student select a piece of children'e literature and then plan a learning activity with it. The activities use materials that the students can use over and over, so they are not just a one time event. Right now I have several games/activities that the students have made that are for beginning reading and math skills.My students only speak English, so their projects would be in English.
Past activities they have created include: counting, addition, subtraction, easy english vocabulary skills, sequencing skills. Would they be appropriate for your school? If you tell me what would be most helpful, then my students could gear their projects towards the needs of the students in your school. I know when we were in Kenya we were told that everyone learns English in school, is that correct?
I look forward to hearing from you,
Linda