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Caroline's Blog: If you're foreign, you're in the photo..

I had the usual friendly welcome from the head and waited to go to the first grade 1 class. It wasn't to be. The teacher was at TBBC for something connected to the rations in camp. Not to worry I would go and see the other grade 1 teacher; not to be either. This new teacher, who had just arrived before the break, had apparently disappeared. I couldn't ascertain the exact nature of this disappearance as I don't think the head teacher knew himself. It looked as if the original grade 1 teacher, who couldn't speak English, was taking both grade 1 classes together. When I say 'taking' I should have said keeping them in the class until the English person, i.e. me, could come and teach the whole two classes.

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BEP Mobile Teaching Unit: First Day of a New Job

Despite two weeks of training with the teachers in April, meeting the teachers in camp again last Friday, this being my third time round for BEP, and feeling very settled in Mae Sot, today really felt like my first day at work in a new job, because today was our first day in the schools.To begin with, the route to camp looked different from any other time I have been - the ongoing heavy rain had brought flooding, landslides, replacing tarmac with gaping holes, and the road was barely passable. Then, there was all the other stuff: 3 zones, 3 clusters, 25 schools, 35 teachers, in the region of 1200 grade 1 students and 4 team members. What could I say but 'Good luck' and a mild 'See you later' (trying not to let it turn into a question) as I watched Caroline, Laura and Sam exit the truck towards Zones A and B, holding an umbrella in one hand, and in the other, their list of schools to visit and a rough map - well, a photocopy of a photograph of a painting of a map of the vague position of the schools ...good luck indeed! Our aim this week is to visit each of the grade 1 English teachers in our individual clusters at...

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