From left to right, we have English teachers from Georgia, Cameroon, Nicaragua, Mongolia, Colombia, Honduras, Nepal, Algeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Tunisia, Chile, Burkina Faso, Moldova, South Africa, Turkey, Malawi, India, Sri Lanka.

So, having 19 teacher friends around the world has its advantages! In April 2023, the students from 7th, 9th, and 10th grade at Santa Teresa de Jesús School started to create short videos with questions and challenges for other students around the world. Currently, the program has been moved to Ciudadela del Sur School, and students from 8th to 11th grades have the chance to be part of this amazing experience.

We hope you like it!

School doesn´t need to be boring!

Aziza Benlamoudi is an English teacher from Algeria, North Africa. Our friendship led us to understand the importance of this kind of exchange to expand mutual understanding among people and the relevance of learning English in a world that is necessarily linked to a language. I encourage all the teachers who read this page to use technology and the tools you can to create real scenarios that push students to ask, research, and find by themselves the wonders that learning brings to their life projects.

Making mistakes is to learn!

For our second video, we presented the meaning of our flag colors. We practiced a lot before sending this short explanation. Indeed, it was really funny because students were nervous and didn´t want to make any mistakes, but at the end of the exercise, we realized that going wrong is important to learn! we are human beings! Moreover, to have the courage to speak in a foreign language in front of a camera is just in itself a huge success! I feel proud of them!

Beginners!

Some of our students from 7th grade decided to accept the challenge and recorded themselves presenting a daily routine and answering some questions from Nicaragua.

Check it out!

Advanced!

Maria and Carlos are advanced learners who grasped English empirically and just needed a platform to show their excellent way of communicating in this language.

Are you ready to be part of this challenge? send us your questions, and let´s learn together by connecting our cultures!

Volunteers!

Some students spread the word, and other graders wanted to join us in this adventure.

Check the questions out!