For the final Tourism 2 class Sojourner Walker, a Teach for America alum, teacher in Moz, as well as my friend, graced the University with her presence. She lead a workshop about how to reuse
materials you might throw away. The students (year 2) had a ball and were using grand creativity to create some rather interesting jun...I mean stuff. It was kind a like a 3rd grade art class...but really great for them because they got to use their imaginations, resourcefulness, English language--all excellent things in the tourist industry--and were allowed to create something new. Some highlights were a gold-painted coconut (I don't know what that was for:), a condom box pencil holder, a bookcase, a bottle for water, greeting cards and envelopes, a shoulder bag,an engagement ring matchbox, cutout letters for a language class, and lots more I can't think of now.
Thanks a lot, Sojo!
(ps, is the guy in the big photo above taking a photo of my camera taking a photo?)
2 comments:
That's a class we could use here in America! We throw so much away. Akisha, it's so fun to see your pictures and to know that you're doing great. Com saudades, Heather
You're welcome Akisha!
Can you email the pictures to me?
;-)
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