Our students learn English by making volcanoes
- Jan 9, 2025
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This week our students learnt English by making volcanoes. Our teacher Rafina said 'our students love making things as part of their studies'.
We promote focus in class by getting the students to think of a project in English. If they are working together, and talking through how they want to do an experiment, they are engaged in their work.
SKOLA has a long history of teaching English through academic subjects in our English for Education course.
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