Wednesday 28th Nov

Hi Everyone

You do not have to come to class on Wednesday but you do have independent learning.

Please complete the nine reflections of the Cambodian mini-project .
Use the template from the blog - Final Portfolio Deadline and Template
Put the hardcopy in the box on my desk.

The deadline in 2 pm on Thursday.

Frankie

CGK Today 27th November

Hi Everyone

Please complete the nine reflections of the Cambodian mini-project today.
Use the template from the blog - Final Portfolio Deadline and Template
Put the hardcopy in the box on my desk

You do not need to come to class but I will be in the library if you need any help.

Disability Vocabulary

The disability vocabulary is under the disability videos.

As CEP did not go to the Future Centre, the students in this class have to write a general reflection about disability and write at least one paragraph about disability in the UAE.

 

CEP Wednesday 21 November

CEP Students

You do not have to come to class today but you must finish your five reflections by the deadline on Thursday. Make sure that you put the stapled document in the correct box on my desk.

If you have finished your Reflective Log you may continue with you Cambodian Mini Project - deadline next week.

Please put them in the box on my desk.

Cheers

Frankie

CIG Wednesday 21 November

CIG Students

You do not have to come to class today but you must finish your five reflections by the deadline on Thursday. Make sure that you put the stapled document in the correct box on my desk.

If you have finished your Reflective Log you may continue with you Cambodian Mini Project - deadline next week.

Please put them in the box on my desk.

Cheers

Frankie

CFI Wednesday 21 Nov

CFI Students

Haazaa has his make up exam in F12 at 8am. The rest of the class please do not come to class - you may finish your five reflections in the library.

If you have finished your Reflective Log you may continue with you Cambodian Mini Project - deadline next week.

Please put them in the box on my desk.

Cheers

Frankie

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What Barrack Obama said in Burma

His strongest comments were about the Muslim Rohingya minority, whose treatment he compared to the racism that once held back African-Americans like himself.

"What we've learned in the United States is that there are certain principles that are universal - that apply to everybody, no matter what you look like, no matter where you come from," Mr Obama said.

"No matter what religion you practise. The right of people to live without the threat that their families may be harmed or their homes may be burned simply because of who they are."

Already Rakhine Buddhist politicians, who have been backing campaigns to drive the Rohingyas out of Burma, have expressed their disappointment with the speech.