by: Joanna Krupp This past week we started our observations and interviews in one of the two secondary schools we’re focusing on. Every...
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
A Reflection on Learning
by Cameron Cummings Lunch conversation with Manuel and Pati today centered a lot around our classroom observations at Colegio Tupac A...
Talleres
"Taller" (Workshop) with the groups from El Aguaje and Santa Lucia by: Gibran Mangui In these past two weeks that I’ve...
Pollution in Pampachica
Trash in El Aguaje, one of the neighborhoods of Pampachica Mat of water plants Yesterday Manuel took Gibran, Cam, and I on a t...
"Being back in Iquitos this year felt strangely like coming home"
Post by Maddy Selby When you step off the plane in Iquitos you are immediately enveloped in what feels like a hot, humid air bath. The s...
We're Here! We're Here!
All of us have arrived — save Humma who will join us in a few days — and spent the morning meeting with Kallpa. Manuel, in his ever-endear...
A Letter from Ria
Dear friends, I've thought a lot, these last few weeks especially, about how fundamentally college has changed my classmates and m...
A Closer Look at International Lending Policies
By Alysha Alani Alysha Alani, '15 International aid is a phrase that is used often, but rarely unpacked. It can encompass a vari...
The beauty of interconnectivity; the beauty of indivisibility--A Letter from our Co-Presidents
Dear GlobeMed Staff 2013-14, This letter is more than a little delayed, and we apologize. This has been for a few reasons, but mostly,...
Grassroots Participation: Understanding the Value
By Angela Remus Angela, third from the right, participating in a group activity at our retreat. A recurring theme of our meetings ove...
New Member, New GlobeMed Year, New Adventures
By Ellen Kim Officially becoming a member of GlobeMed, I’m truly anticipating the upcoming GM year. Especially after seeing the partners...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
