This day, we went to another school. One of the teachers at the school has been doing the EFG program. (English for Germany- it is similar to the Let's Start Talking program but not through that organization.) This school has a lot of international students and it was a little more difficult to interact with them. Mostly, it was a bit loud and distracting in the classrooms. Some of the students weren't interested or listening and the teachers had a hard time keeping them quiet and attentive. However, there were some students who were very interested and had a lot of questions for us. It was probably our most challenging school experience. The good thing is that later, one of the students wrote a message to one of the campaigners to apologize for how the classroom had acted and even came with her mom to the Teen Afternoon we had the next day. I'll talk more about that in the next post.
Riding the tram- this might have been taken on a different day but I'm not exactly sure when.
On the bus after the school, everyone was tired.
This afternoon, a group of us went to the laundromat to wash some clothes and some rested.
For dinner, we went to eat Doener Kabab and meet Karen, Paul and Erik.
In the evening we played games in the Seaman's room.
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