May 21 - Offered as an option at the end of the tour was a day at a local school to work with children to improve their English language skills. Seven fearless travelers and one local transplant from Hawaii volunteered without a clue of what we were getting into. Read on to determine for yourself if our time was well spent. First was the assembling of the students. (Editor note: as all you videographers know, it is very difficult to video when you don't know what is going to happen, what will be the highlights, and when will it end. I was lucky to get as much substance as I did.)
This was inspirational. When I was in elementary school I was in the color guard that raised the flag every day to start the school day. I haven't seen this pageantry since.
Now, how would a group of respected adult, visiting Rotarians introduce themselves to the students? Of course, The Chicken Dance.
She is the convener of The English Camp, a very fun person to work with.
Are teenagers the same all over the world? I am just asking.
Remember, click to enlarge. These are two very different views.
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This is the end. Thanks for the visit. Hope you enjoyed my view of Thailand. Next blog Sydney Australia June, 2014.
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