Visit at the Ministry of Education in Vientiane
(f.l.t.r.) Rika Yorozu, Head of Executive Office a Regional Programme Coordinator, Unesco Bangkok Office, Prof. em. Dr. Hans Rainer Künzle, Chairman of Green Leaves Education Foundation, Aarau, Minister of Education and Sports of Lao PDR, Assoc.Prof.Dr. Phout Simmalavong, Vientiane, Aurélia Rabe, Head of Early Childhood Care & Education (ECCE) Unit, Unesco International Bureau of Education, Geneva
Opening Ceremony for the training of Teacher Educators in Vang Vieng
Assoc.Prof.Dr. Silinthone Sacklokham, Director General, International Cooperation Department of the Ministry of Education and Sports, Vientiane
Opening Ceremony for the training of Teacher Educators in Vang Vieng
Visit of the Donotoum Complete Primary School with Room to Read
Visit of the Donotoum Complete Primary School with Room to Read Translation of the language class by Bounkorn Sapsiri (Senior Field Manager of Room to Read)
Visit of the Donotoum Complete Primary School with Room to Read Translation of the reading class by Bounkorn Sapsiri (Senior Field Manager of Room to Read)
Visit of the Computer Lab of the Secondary School in Samakkeexai, Child’s Dream Foundation was leading this project
Visit of the Computer Lab of the Secondary School in Samakkeexai Local teachers explain the handling of the computers and how they secure their maintenance over time (by selling a cow that is raised by the students) to Daniel Siegfried from Child’s Dream Foundation, the Chairman of GLEF and his wife Ursula Künzle, who made all the pictures of the travel.
Visit of the Computer Lab of the Secondary School in Samakkeexai, Lunch with the local teachers
Visit of the Pha Bong Nursery School Building Early childhood class: start into the school day
Visit of the Pha Bong Nursery School Building Meeting with officials from the school district
Opening Ceremony for the Computer Lab of the Ban Kaen Secondary School
Opening Ceremony for the Computer Lab of the Ban Kaen Secondary School.
The future users of the computer lab
Opening Ceremony for the Computer Lab of the Ban Kaen Secondary School.
The Lao alphabet has more letters than there are keys on the keyboard, but only three letters need to be covered by additionally pressing the shift key
