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Sticky Rice July 2011

By Peace Corps Thailand Magazine on 29/07/2011 • ( Leave a comment )

Editors: Denise Silfee 123, Jeff Jackson 123, David Barron 122, Kari Greenswag 122

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“Super successful English Boot Camp with this very talented squad of teachers. We trained 130 non-English majors from all areas of my province in phonics, lesson planning, classroom management, and instructional media. Awesome opportunity to learn from other educators and also work with my amazing co-teacher, Supachai, out of the classroom. So grateful to have been a part of a bigger project like this!” - @nick_daddio - #peacecorps #howiseepc #peacecorpsthailand #thailand #community #pcvlife #peace #onlinemagazine

“On August 13th, volunteers Kali Ask, Phillip Hendrix, Benjamin Lordi, and Julia Wolf assisted Michael Wade with a teacher training in Chanthaburi. The training include over 100 primary and secondary teachers and was a full day focused on the 4MAT lesson structure, teaching methods, and ideas for a student friendly classroom. The jam packed day had teachers creating their own songs and taking on the role as students as they were lead through new classroom activities. Masterly lead by the volunteers, the day was a great learning experience for all.” - #peacecorps #howiseepc #peacecorpsthailand #thailand #community #pcvlife #peace #onlinemagazine

“Home is hearing the guitar intro to Neil’s “Needle and the Damage Done” and realizing that was what my dad was playing after all these years and starting to cry.” - @natalieheinitz - Read up on Natalie’s definition of a home in the link on our bio. - #peacecorps #howiseepc #peacecorpsthailand #thailand #community #pcvlife #peace #onlinemagazine

“When I was first introduced to my school I was not introduced as the new teacher. I was introduced as the new pretty foreigner. Never mind my degree, or bilingualism, or any of the other knowledge I possess.” - @tellchanel - Read up on Shannon’s article about how false beauty standards manifests itself in both the academic and social setting. - #peacecorps #howiseepc #peacecorpsthailand #thailand #community #pcvlife #peace #onlinemagazine

The Adventures of Khao & Soy // by: Pakou Khang

Serving in the south be like...

Serving in the south be like…

Khao and Soy made it through the term unscathed... Did you?

Khao and Soy made it through the term unscathed… Did you?

Khao is terribly distracted about this upcoming bpit-term... #arewethereyet?

Khao is terribly distracted about this upcoming bpit-term… #arewethereyet?

Khao&Soy_August

Khao & Soy_July

Khao and Soy on their last baht and can't decide if they want to live for the moment or live for the month. Decisions, decisions.

Khao and Soy on their last baht and can’t decide if they want to live for the moment or live for the month. Decisions, decisions.

Khao and Soy have mixed feelings about heading back to school.

Khao and Soy have mixed feelings about heading back to school.

Khao and Soy are ready for their trip.... did they remember everything?

Khao and Soy are ready for their trip…. did they remember everything?

How Khao and Soy deal with the summer heat

How Khao and Soy deal with the summer heat

Khao and Soy make bike safety fashionable

Khao and Soy make bike safety fashionable

Meet Sticky Rice's new mascot, Khao, and his trusty sidekick, Soy.

Meet Sticky Rice’s new mascot, Khao, and his trusty sidekick, Soy.

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