Hello again,
We had a good day yesterday, we had our supplies moved from our hotel rooms to the College and they've given us an office to help us organize during our stay. We opened up some of the hockey bags to take out the things we need to use in today's workshops. Today, Bev and Debbi are doing much of the teaching with Ralph, Danielle and Kim as back up and prop people, it takes a team! Tomorrow Kim and Danielle will be on deck, and the rest of us will help them when needed.
We visited the University of Business Agricuture and Technology yesterday, as they have a Nursing Degree program and it's run by a Canadian team from BC. It's such a small world, we met a volunteer from Burlington Vermont, who speaks fluent French, a bit of Bangla and he was such a positive fellow. We also heard from a neat guy who graduated from their nursing program, overcoming the obstacles of being a man in a "womens" profession, and he is now teaching and recruiting for the University. He was really proud of his University and he has some great ideas. I think he and Sarah (a volunteer teacher from the UK at the University) hope to come to our workshops today.
Better run, breakfast at our hotel, then off to the College for our first day of teaching....
Debbi
We had a good day yesterday, we had our supplies moved from our hotel rooms to the College and they've given us an office to help us organize during our stay. We opened up some of the hockey bags to take out the things we need to use in today's workshops. Today, Bev and Debbi are doing much of the teaching with Ralph, Danielle and Kim as back up and prop people, it takes a team! Tomorrow Kim and Danielle will be on deck, and the rest of us will help them when needed.
We visited the University of Business Agricuture and Technology yesterday, as they have a Nursing Degree program and it's run by a Canadian team from BC. It's such a small world, we met a volunteer from Burlington Vermont, who speaks fluent French, a bit of Bangla and he was such a positive fellow. We also heard from a neat guy who graduated from their nursing program, overcoming the obstacles of being a man in a "womens" profession, and he is now teaching and recruiting for the University. He was really proud of his University and he has some great ideas. I think he and Sarah (a volunteer teacher from the UK at the University) hope to come to our workshops today.
Better run, breakfast at our hotel, then off to the College for our first day of teaching....
Debbi
We enjoyed catching up with you via Skype. Hopefully, the connection is better next time. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a team!
ReplyDeleteIt all sounds very exciting.
ReplyDelete