VIRTUAL CULTURE TRIP project
The 8-week VIRTUAL CULTURE TRIP project that connects 100 participants (educators and students) from 16 countries in the world has marked its happy ending with amazing gala show. The organizers have started with idea of how to run a global project that can help participants learn English and exchange cultures. Orkhon KhaSu’s English teacher Ganbayar B. along with our high school students actively participated in this project and took part in following activities.
- Virtual Teacher meetings to discuss the plans for every topic of the week. - Writing Practice on Padlet & Peer feedback to improve writing skills. - Speaking Practice in Teams and Zoom in 8 Saturday Chats about 8 different topics with small groups of participants. - Speaking Practice in Flipgrid to give reflections and feedback to make the next topic better.
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