Blog Entries tagged 'educational'
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- OLD QUEBEC July 2009Studied in this beautiful old walled city (400 years old ) for two weeks. Visited Toronto and St Catharines en route. Stayed at Laval in Quebec City.
[img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/260500/staircases..bec_002.jpg caption=staircases doors etc Posted by douglasw in Around the World | Jul 1, 2009
- Trip to Cuba...on the DL!!!I have so much to say- I don't quite know where to start, all I knew when I woke up this morning was that I was back in a comfortable bed, not sticky and covered in bug spray, with a Posted by bjmorris14 in Sarah's Travel Blog | Jul 7, 2008
- Start of my journey in Xela, Guatemala..My trip to Xela, Guatemala was quite the experience. I stayed overnight in Panama City with some Americans that I met in the airplane, and with whom I discussed life's journey the entire time. I got one and 1/2 hours Posted by sjcarsk in Home is a place to return, not to live | Dec 9, 2009
- Arrival in XelaWill post more later...
Arrived in Xela and living well with host family. Posted by sjcarsk in Home is a place to return, not to live | Dec 6, 2009
- ItalyOn the 31st of January I finally leave Holland and I will be landing in Firenze, taking a train to Perugia, since Perugia doesnt have it's own airport. Two weeks later I wil go to Bologna for three weeks and Posted by suitjamas in My gapyear | Dec 6, 2009
- Eastern Barbarian
Ancient Corinth – Greece.
Statue of captured Eastern barbarian at the Archeological Museum of Ancient Corinth.
Four marble statues, decorated the pillars with Corinthian ca Posted by Kevrekidis in Kevrekidis | Dec 6, 2009
- Some musings from school
Recently I was teaching my 1st grade students how to talk about the future using 'will'. I asked them to draw a picture of what they think women/people will wear in the future; here's a few of the more Posted by JuliaG in Julia's Travels | Dec 1, 2009
- Mas EspañolI signed up for a week of classes in San Pedro. The school seemed smaller in scale compared to La Union in Antigua. The setting was beautiful. Each student sits under a private hut in the garden by the lake. Posted by nawaf in The Waffle Flight | Dec 1, 2009
- A Very French ThanksgivingI truly do need to start updating this every day since so many things happen, yet finding the time to actually sit down and write for a decent amount of time is difficult. Therefore, I apologize for the long entries! Posted by jauntypag in Savoir Vivre: Life in France | Nov 29, 2009
- Bhutan Tobacco Policy and Administration Report I have completed my final report on Bhutan's unique anti-tobacco legislation enacted in 2004.
You can read the entire report here: http://faculty-staff.ou.edu/G/Michael.S.Givel-1/Bhutan%20Tobacco%20Monograph8.pdf
Posted by mgivel in Bhutan Diary | Nov 24, 2009
- On the Funny FarmWe've arrived at ECHO (Educational Concern for Hunger Overseas) demonstration farm in the sunshine state of Florida. We were surprised and delighted with our home, named and themed 'West Africa' with lovely colours and prints throughout the house, and a Posted by africraigs in africraigs | Nov 14, 2009
- Using my RetainerLearning a language is just like wearing a retainer. The first time you try to use it everything goes wrong. It is painful, you gag, you make sounds you’ve never made before, your teeth don’t come together properly and you Posted by jauntypag in Savoir Vivre: Life in France | Nov 13, 2009
- The Prime Minister and IJust a short update on the progress of my Fulbright research in Bhutan. I am now in the final stage of my research on the policy and administration of Bhutan's landmark 2004 anti-tobacco law. The 2004 anti-tobacco law banned Posted by mgivel in Bhutan Diary | Nov 4, 2009
- Chan Chan and Moche: Northwest PeruWith considerable reluctance, we left Vilcabamba early in the morning, to catch the first bus to Piura, and then, after a night, Trujillo, Peru. We stayed at the guest house of Clara Bravo and Michael White who were Posted by jonshapiro in Vagabonding at 60 | Nov 1, 2009
- Cradle of HumankindSet off from Waterval Boven, where we'd stayed the previous night, for our last couple of days in South Africa. Headed to an area called the Cradle of Humankind - a world heritage site famous for its archeological finds, Posted by RaiSmith in Rai's Adventures | Nov 1, 2009
- The Peg (The grand plan)Well, the first leg of our journey has begun. After making a scene on the bus, we managed to survive with our heads still attatched (Rachaels is looking a little wobbly though). We reunited with our lovely winnipeg companions just Posted by eurogirls in Euro Bound | Nov 1, 2009
- BACK HOME-EN CASA OSolo han sido 8 dias los que he pasado con los Penan. Desde luego no suficiente. Ni por asomo. Pero ha sido suficiente tiempo para que mi alma diese una vuelta y cambiase mi vida.
Siempre me costo creer en Posted by Irati in Sacred Quest | Oct 28, 2009
- BACK HOMEIt was only for 8 days that I got to be with the Penan. Certainly not enough. Not even close. However, it was enough to flip my soul over and change my life.
I was always reluctant to the idea that Posted by Irati in Sacred Quest | Oct 28, 2009
- Face MasksSo the Taiwanese do not like disease. At the sign of a sniffle, masks go on faster than you can say, "Luke I am your father!" H1N1 is a big thing here. Of course, anywhere. Take your Posted by bricker119 in East Taiwan | Oct 27, 2009
- Making Travel More Meaningful--When I left to sail around the world, I had no idea how far I would get; but four years later I returned with a lot of stories to tell about the islanders I had met along the way. As Posted by VOTW in VOICES ON THE WIND | Oct 21, 2009
- Turning pointI've been noticing that Rosa doesn't have that much patience for my limited Spanish. I don' blame her! Sometimes she either gives up or asks her daughter Luisa to translate. Luckily it seems that a couple of nights ago I Posted by nawaf in The Waffle Flight | Oct 15, 2009
- Good boy. Sit!I started Spanish class on Monday. The school is in the heart of Antigua. Rosa´s house is about a 20-min chicken bus ride and the school is about a 10-min walk from the bus station. The chicken bus ride is Posted by nawaf in The Waffle Flight | Oct 13, 2009
- LotteriesWouldn't it be nice if just by living, that special day would come when you just got 1,000,000 dollars. If everyday was a chance to win, just by doing your everyday activity. You didn't have to get into Posted by bricker119 in East Taiwan | Oct 13, 2009
- Welcome To My Fake LifeOk seriously. When will the work ever go away? Is this going to get easier?
Yes, I know this is a master’s program but still. If it wasn’t 2am I would scream so loud right now!
The Class: Luxury Marketing
The Project: La Posted by harcegnt in An American In Paris | Oct 11, 2009
- Welcome Bag & Welcome Party十月以至，开学的气氛越来越浓烈。路过学校附近的地铁站，就有人在热情地向路人分发“Welcome bag”，绿色的环保袋子，里面有三瓶饮料和一小袋坚果以及其他一些广告，免费赠送的，作为穷学生的我们当然很开心啦！ 听说主教学楼的零层也会时不时发一些饼干，呵呵，什么时候能让我遇上呢？
今晚，10.8，周四，各个学生公寓楼貌似都有开自己的“Welcome Party”，WU也专门在多瑙运河的一个大船上开了一个Party。我和北大的一个同学去转了一圈，没有什么好吃的，都是饮料不说，还好贵，因此作罢，直接打道回 Posted by Kisu in Life@Wien | Oct 8, 2009
