Day Five - Interviewing the village

8/5/2013

Today the girls started to interview the people in their village and record the answers on video. For our mentors it was a wonderful opportunity to experience village life and understand the feelings and aspirations of the people in the village. The students did a fantastic job of preparing the questions, recording the answers and translating. Tomorrow they will work on adding subtitles to the videos and then we will upload to the internet.

Our younger group gained two new members today and got creative working on drawings and paper cutting.

Our older group finished the day with a little English conversation practice.

5 Comments

Roy van den Brink-Budgen link

8/4/2013 11:19:49 pm

I was very interested to read of this project and am very impressed by how keen the girls are to learn English and other subjects. I look forward to seeing more pictures and video of the village and to hearing more about the girls' progress.

I'm from the UK.

Rebecca

8/5/2013 12:41:29 am

This is such an interesting project! It is so neat to see what is happening in other parts of the world to increase knowledge and technological education to not just students, but girls-an all too forgotten group in education in many parts of the world.

Gail

8/5/2013 01:27:27 am

Doing a fantastic job there girls. Well done and keep it up! You are really working as a team and improving the lives, hopes and dreams of all those you meet. An inspiration, truly. I will watch your progress with a keen interest.

Rosemary Cathcart link

8/5/2013 04:16:14 am

Greetings to you all from New Zealand! It is so interesting to read about what you are doing. Warmest best wishes for your project, and for you all in the future.

Mariam

8/5/2013 12:08:20 pm

Applaud
you guys are doing a great job
spreading knowledge and education is the best job one can do
I hope I can join you all sometime.
Will look forward for more

Day Five - Interviewing the village

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