11.22.2006

A few weeks ago, I assisted the Ministry of Education and an association for the promotion of education in Burkina with a workshop colloboration. Basically, we went to specific villages, which the association had already established a rapport with, and emphasized the importance of primary school education. It was a bit difficult for us Volunteers because the workshop was in Fulfulde, but ca va aller... it was definitely a learning experience.


Here are the three teachers at this specific primary school. Normally, primary school is 6 years, but this school had only three classrooms, therefore, three teachers and only three grade levels...


Tamboura, dressed in white, leading the sensibilisation. The audience is on the edge of their seats!


Nearby one of the villages where we worked. The houses are made of clay/earthen walls and straw roofs. The use of straw to build the roof poses no problem against rain, considering we won't see rain again until June.

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