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September 2008
iEARN-Azerbaijan
GCE Educators & School Receive Awards and Start the New Academic Year Focusing on the Environment & Literacy
5 GCE teachers received the “Best Teacher” award along with a reward of
over $5000 from the government of Azerbaijan at a conference devoted to
education in September of 2008...
U.S. Embassy Holds Productive Meeting With GCE Country Coordinator
GCE Country Coordinator
Amani Amer met with David Edginton, Public Affaris Officer, and Fife
MacDuff, Regional English Language Officer, at the U.S. Embassy in
Manama in September to discuss the future of the GCE program in Bahrain...
iEARN-Belarus
Belarus Launches GCE Program with Workshops and Celebrating World Peace
iEARN-Belarus organized GCE workshops for educators at the IATP center
in Minsk on August 21 and at Minsk Polytechnical Gymnasium #6 on
September 5-6 to plan for the coming year of GCE participation...
iEARN-Israel
2 GCE Educators Receive Scholarship For Online Professional Development
Two GCE educators from Jerusalem are enrolling in iEARN’s fall session
of online courses with the help of scholarships offered by the GCE
program...
iEARN-Kenya
GCE Students Become 1st Internationally Certified High School Student Journalists in Kenya
Vitalis Ikhalachi, a GCE educator at Chavakali High School in Kakamega,
took the “PEARL: Integrating Journalism Skills into the Classroom”
professional development course...
iEARN-Oman
CE Schools in Oman Plant More Than 145 Trees
Two GCE schools in the Environmental Co-Op Group (ECO-Group) planted
more than 145 trees as part of Environment Online’s international Tree
Planting Day on September 22, 2008...
iEARN-Uzbekistan
GCE Schools Begin the Year With New Computers, Teddy Bears, and Scholarships
iEARN-Uzbekistan’s Online School for Disabled Children (OSDC), created
as part of the GCE program last year, received a donation of 5 XO
children’s laptops...
iEARN-USA
GCE Educator Internationalizes U.S. Classrooms Through New Environmental Project
It’s the beginning of another school year in the U.S., and as GCE
teachers and students go back to the classroom they are beginning to
make new connections as they embark upon another year of project-based
learning...
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