Dariel Krammer, Regional Education Officer, Region 1 - Guyana
Dariel Krammer discusses the education system in Region One Guyana and CUSO-VSO's role in supporting literacy and special education initiatives there. Region One faces many educational challenges, including insufficient teacher training. The region is also very large and there a large number of children who need to travel by canoe to reach their school every day.
To view my photos from Guyana, click here.
2 comment(s)
Joel Duncan
wrote on
April 19, 2011 5:32:20 PM EDTGreat post. This podcast came at the perfect time. I am about to embark on an exciting journey across Central & South America. I was born in Guyana but regretfully I have not seen much of the country – something I plan to change. I will be entering Guyana around October and I would love to get involved in your volunteering project in any way that I can. I am not a certified teacher but I love teaching and I have tutored at the elementary, secondary and university levels. Perhaps my skill set can be used in another ways to promote education and literacy in Region 1. I would like to suggest something post for your blog. If you are unable to do it now, I will also be doing it when I am there. Consider doing a video – “A day in the life of a student in Region 1”. I think that footage of the terrain, transportation, facilities and schools would make and excellent post. Keep up to the great work. October. I would love to get involved in your volunteering project in any way that I can. I am not a certified teacher but I love teaching and I have tutored at the elementary, secondary and university levels. |
Bishnu Prasad Pareajuli
wrote on
April 2, 2011 11:42:55 PM EDTIf fact, I wanted to share some exprience on teacher education. Is it possible to get the email ID of Ms Doodhmattie Singh? |
