I’ve spend two days now at a school in Bagnas, called Basanta
primary. It is a great little school, with much better resources than previous
schools I have visited. They even have a library. The children are really
friendly, the only problem that I have is getting them to answer open-ended
questions, there fine when it comes to something with a singular answer, they
just don’t what to think outside the box. Although after the two days I have
spent there a couple of them are getting the hang of it, hopefully this should
spread to the rest, as they clearly must know more English than other schools
as they are being taught at a much higher level than elsewhere. I’ll have to do
some more investigating when I got back, possibly try to watch a lesson, as it
will give me an idea of how they are being taught. They were both only very
short visits so not much to report here. On a slightly different note, I was
having some poppadoms as a snack the other night and they go soft really quick
so need a good biting to tear some off.
So I was eating some thinking ‘this tastes odd’,
I put the poppadom up to the candle light to see a moths face and partial wing
fragments: I’d just eaten half a moth. There not small here either. All the
insects are huge, apart from a tiny, indestructible, red ant. So if anyone is
thinking of visiting here, be careful if you are eating at night time.
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