Bringing Global Connections to Life in Yemen
Most Americans associate Yemen with one or more of the following: kidnapping, corruption, poverty, qat, al Qaeda, terrorism, drones, and the USS Cole.
iEARN educators and students in Yemen, with the support of iEARN partner SOUL for Development, offer several alternative word associations:
iEARN-USA is privileged to be a partner of SOUL, and we’d love your help to increase the number of U.S. classrooms connected with Yemeni classrooms and increase the positive associations between US and Yemeni teachers and students.
Tags: Arab Spring, Citizenship, Collaborative Learning, global collaboration, Global Connections and Exchange, global education, iEARN, iEARN Projects, Professional Generosity, SOUL, Soul for Development, Yemen
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I am so thrilled to know that iEARN Yemen are so active…and so eager to start GCE projects to start learning from each other… Allah bless you all
Hunaida yehya
I would like to thank you Mr David potter for every things you have done for us
there is no word can express our thankful to that words which you said it about Yemen and the yemeni people
Thanks a lot
Thank you, Hunaida. Always a pleasure to highlight the work of my iEARN colleagues!