by Nino Khabazishvili, ICTE II/TOTSI Participant from Sagarejo, Georgia
Finding the Name
Creating capabilities – a title of
the book I find in a ‘micro-library’ on the window just I open it to grasp
fresh air of Vermont mountains and I realize that I find the title of the day –
creating capabilities! – and not only the title for the day but it also greatly
expresses the meaning and the purpose of travelling in the USA, Vermont Brattleboro
SIT.
Starting
the Day
Morning starts with teachers rushing to the classroom
and still exploring the campus on the way hearing a few complaints about clouds
and fog. Looking at some hometask papers and taking seats in the classroom even
earlier (unusual for Georgians)
Day Schedule - What We Have Learnt
Nice morning activities. Mr. Andy supports
the teachers to recall all the things they have learnt in a very engaging and
entertaining way thanks to his professionalism. Mr. Andy, you are a great
trainer!
A very geometrical session – teachers think, discuss and share the ideas about the characteristics of a good trainer, recall and talk about the best training session in their career and the teachers think over what skills they want to develop. A very productive day!
Role play – the best activity where the teachers discuss the issues from different perspectives – teachers, school principals, students, ministry of education, foreign visitors and the journalists. Challenges everywhere – but all the goals go to focus students achievement, success and development.
Ms. Radmila – we love your outstanding and wonderful speaking activities ‘paving the way to fluency and accuracy’ and the teachers are looking forward to studying your wonderful forth one tomorrow. Great trainer!
Unforgettable Picnic Lunch – Very American :)
It seems to me that this is the first time during
our stay that we feel America, we taste America and smell America. A lovely pond,
great food and friendly people. Thank you for that!
Brattleboro Visit
A small American town, peaceful, green, friendly and famous
for maple syrup and pancakes. First souvenirs are bought!
Campus Life Late in the Evening
The teachers watch the movie about a local
teacher and we all agree that the film is inspiring. It made us think how teaching
young kids can be challenging and enjoyable at the same time.
I may
miss something here, but I express my appreciation and thank to all of you!
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ReplyDeleteGood job My dear Nino,You write so beautifully...
DeleteWell done my dear friend! Proud of you!
ReplyDeleteSo well organized! Good job!
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