The British Council together with the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has launched a report and handbooks on supporting schools and teachers teaching refugee children.
The report titled “A Focus on student Centric Learning and Teaching for the Language for Resilience” was launched at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala.
“I agree with the British council that resilience is essential for individual refugee families if they are survive and flourish in Uganda, Language where in the community or classroom is crucial” says Ms Lamaro
“I think the concept of teaching English at the right level is pretty important” says Dr. Caroline.
The Handbooks
“Deliver a training module on how to use a principled bilingual approach” Dr. Hicks said
“The language for Resilience is a good idea and ever since I was trained, English of children in my school has improved, i have introduced remedial teaching and peer learning which has helped our children alot” says Mr. Muchugizi
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“I would like to pledge a tribute to the people of Uganda to the Government because of Hosting Refugees, the generosity and that’s very unique” says the Regional Director.
The British Council together with the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has launched a report and handbooks on supporting schools and teachers teaching refugee children.
The report titled “A Focus on student Centric Learning and Teaching for the Language for Resilience” was launched at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala.
“I agree with the British council that resilience is essential for individual refugee families if they are survive and flourish in Uganda, Language where in the community or classroom is crucial” says Ms Lamaro
“I think the concept of teaching English at the right level is pretty important” says Dr. Caroline.
The Handbooks
“Deliver a training module on how to use a principled bilingual approach” Dr. Hicks said
“The language for Resilience is a good idea and ever since I was trained, English of children in my school has improved, i have introduced remedial teaching and peer learning which has helped our children alot” says Mr. Muchugizi
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“I would like to pledge a tribute to the people of Uganda to the Government because of Hosting Refugees, the generosity and that’s very unique” says the Regional Director.
The British Council together with the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has launched a report and handbooks on supporting schools and teachers teaching refugee children.
The report titled “A Focus on student Centric Learning and Teaching for the Language for Resilience” was launched at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala.
“I agree with the British council that resilience is essential for individual refugee families if they are survive and flourish in Uganda, Language where in the community or classroom is crucial” says Ms Lamaro
“I think the concept of teaching English at the right level is pretty important” says Dr. Caroline.
The Handbooks
“Deliver a training module on how to use a principled bilingual approach” Dr. Hicks said
“The language for Resilience is a good idea and ever since I was trained, English of children in my school has improved, i have introduced remedial teaching and peer learning which has helped our children alot” says Mr. Muchugizi
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- United Kingdom Gives UGX 9.3 Billion for Ebola Fight
“I would like to pledge a tribute to the people of Uganda to the Government because of Hosting Refugees, the generosity and that’s very unique” says the Regional Director.
The British Council together with the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) has launched a report and handbooks on supporting schools and teachers teaching refugee children.
The report titled “A Focus on student Centric Learning and Teaching for the Language for Resilience” was launched at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala.
“I agree with the British council that resilience is essential for individual refugee families if they are survive and flourish in Uganda, Language where in the community or classroom is crucial” says Ms Lamaro
“I think the concept of teaching English at the right level is pretty important” says Dr. Caroline.
The Handbooks
“Deliver a training module on how to use a principled bilingual approach” Dr. Hicks said
“The language for Resilience is a good idea and ever since I was trained, English of children in my school has improved, i have introduced remedial teaching and peer learning which has helped our children alot” says Mr. Muchugizi
- “They want to harvest my organs” Ugandan Maid in Saudi Arabia cries out
- United Kingdom Gives UGX 9.3 Billion for Ebola Fight
“I would like to pledge a tribute to the people of Uganda to the Government because of Hosting Refugees, the generosity and that’s very unique” says the Regional Director.