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Mandarin-Speaking Volunteers Power New Program for Thai Schools

More than 1,000 volunteers from China are headed to Thailand for a new program to teach Mandarin to Thai students, beginning in primary and secondary schools. An additional 4,000 Chinese volunteers are expected later after the ...
by Amanda Bragg
 
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Parts of Southeast Asia See Internet Boom

The internet has become more prevalent in my neck of the woods, and I couldn’t be more excited about the possibilities this creates for better education in Cambodia and in developing countries nearby. According to Interne...
by Travis Thompson
 
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Open Equal Free Chief Going to Laos on a Fulbright!

We couldn’t be prouder of our Nerd-in-Chief Michael Jones.  He’s been awarded a Fulbright research grant to study education in rural Laos. He’s spent a lot of his career in schools in Thailand and Cambodia, s...
by Travis Thompson
 
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Progress in the Fight for Inclusive Education in Thailand

In Thailand the struggle for inclusive education has gained momentum during the past decade. Although, implementing a system that ensures that children with disabilities have access to mainstream schools has been difficult, acc...
by Marliz Calleja
 
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New Thai Program Urges Schools to Speak English

Thailand is in the thick of its nationwide project “2012 English Speaking Year”.  The aim is to teach English at least once a week in all state schools in order to ease Thailand’s entry into the ASEAN communi...
by Travis Thompson
 
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