Giorgi, Luka, Aleko and Vaso

Reblogged from Making a Difference:

Upon reading an inquiry as to whether English use has increased around me, the faces of four young Georgians popped into my head: Giorgi, Luka, Aleko and Vaso (disclosure – the names of all four students have been changed). When I started teaching at the beginning of February, these four had two things in common – they used almost no English and were the students who had been somehow labeled as “lazy” by their co-teachers.

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Everyone of my classes had a Giorgi, Luka, Aleko, and Vaso. They were the ones I loved working with most of all, and every little success was like a huge sense of achievement.

About arrancat

Currently participating in the "Teach and Learn Georgia" project, enjoying some exploration and meeting new people. Originally from the UK.
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