I'M A SCHOOL TEACHER

 Outside the classroom where we teach medical English we discovered this plaque which means that sometime in the past DIC did a classroom project (I would guess it may have been to donate all the computers and interactive materials for students to use in learning English) for the Health Sciences University of Mongolia.  I don't know what that project was but I am so proud of all the humanitarian projects that our church has going on around the world.


These are our Monday students.  They are bright and anxious to learn.  Last week I made playdough and we used it to make a cell.  Once the cell was designed they labeled all the parts.  These kids are between 18-21 and have had at least 5 years of English.


Our Tuesday class is a girls only class.  There was one boy in this class but he was so intimidated that he changed to the Monday class.  (Go figure).  These girls rock!  The cell they made was miles ahead of the Monday class.


 

 This is a work of art.  I can see it in a modern art museum named "life".

Two weeks ago we were talking about the parts of the body so I had them label themselves.  Have you noticed that people love to see photos of themselves?  I have found that taking photos of what we do in class is a good review for our students and they love to see themselves looking silly.

 

 We finished up with singing and doing the Hokey Pokey.  They were a little hesitant to participate but warmed up by the time we got to the last few body parts. (I know what you are thinking.  Mom made them do all 22 body part verses, but no I did not.  We just invited all 10 students to pick a different body part to hokey pokey with).  I hope they can learn and have fun at the same time.  I love doing this!