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Meet a Fellow
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Books for Africa Helps Rejuvenate University of Oran’s Library
In September 2007, Martha Schouten, English Language Fellow teacher at the University of Oran Es-Senia in Algeria, contacted Books for Africa (BFA) seeking help to replenish the university library with English language books after many years of neglect. |
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Learning about American Culture through Critical Thinking Anna Grigoryan In the span of the past year, Anna Grigoryan has taught a subject called Critical Thinking to 250 students at the Academy of Languages in Shymkent, Kazakhstan. In order to get students to “think globally, and act locally,” she used videos and activities that challenged students to consider controversial topics such as globalization, gender roles and inequalities, and consumerism from multiple perspectives. |
English Teacher Training in Syria Carol Haddaway
My work with the Ministry of Education was of paramount importance. Although the start was a bit rocky, it turned out to be an interesting mix of training of the English Language Supervisors in Damascus during the fall, followed by observing their training of teachers in the governorates the following spring. |
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 Sponsored by U.S. Department of State Office of English Language Programs Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs |
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