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The presentation I gave to staff tonight about part of my experiences in Bangladesh, the quality is poorer because I’ve had to save the slides as jpegs and reinsert them. Slideshare doesn’t seem to like complex presentations sometimes . Not much information as I wanted to speak from personal experience, but some interesting pictures showing school life in the country.

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The presentation I gave to staff tonight about part of my experiences in Bangladesh, the quality is poorer because I’ve had to save the slides as jpegs and reinsert them. Slideshare doesn’t seem to like complex presentations sometimes . Not much information as I wanted to speak from personal experience, but some interesting pictures showing school life in the country.

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I’ve been following this story from last night, it seems strange to think that only three weeks ago I was stood in the capital Dhaka, we are waiting to hear news from our new friends in Bangladesh.Hopefully I will have time tomorrow to complete the third day of my journey.

I’ve been following this story from last night, it seems strange to think that only three weeks ago I was stood in the capital Dhaka, we are waiting to hear news from our new friends in Bangladesh.Hopefully I will have time tomorrow to complete the third day of my journey. For Year 11 this may become the case study in the third piece of the living with floods coursework. If you finish to read further you can see the links I’m gathering here.

Day.2 Journeying into rural Bangladesh and the awarding of title ’Chief Inspector of Bangladeshi Toilets’

Part.1 can be read here.

After a decent night’s sleep in a comfortable bed, I have an early start at 6.00 a.m., luckily my mobile phone, which even better has a signal, wakes me up . Today we will to travelling into rural Bangladesh, 60 km outside Dhaka to Tanguil, we will visiting our host school which has a world reputation for providing vocational education. After a quick shower, spraying myself with insect repellent, dressing in light business wear, which is basically my College uniform, and packing my bag, I descend in the lift to breakfast.

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Day.2 Journeying into rural Bangladesh and the awarding of title ’Chief Inspector of Bangladeshi Toilets’

Part.1 can be read here.

After a decent night’s sleep in a comfortable bed, I have an early start at 6.00 a.m., luckily my mobile phone, which even better has a signal, wakes me up . Today we will to travelling into rural Bangladesh, 60 km outside Dhaka to Tanguil, we will visiting our host school which has a world reputation for providing vocational education. After a quick shower, spraying myself with insect repellent, dressing in light business wear, which is basically my College uniform, and packing my bag, I descend in the lift to breakfast.

(more…)

Day.2 Journeying into rural Bangladesh and the awarding of title ’Chief Inspector of Bangladeshi Toilets’

Part.1 can be read here.

After a decent night’s sleep in a comfortable bed, I have an early start at 6.00 a.m., lucky my mobile phone, which even better has a signal, wakes me up . Today we will to travelling into rural Bangladesh, 60 km outside Dhaka to Tanguil, we will visiting our host school which has a world reputation for providing vocational education. After a quick shower, spraying myself with insect repellent, dressing in light business wear, which is basically my College uniform, and packing my bag, I descend in the lift to breakfast.

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With thanks Mike.

It seemed at some parts of the week that my body would just give in, but I think I’ve managed to survive the Bangladesh jet lag and the stomach is becoming better. Looking forward to watching Black Gold about the production of coffee, catching up with sleep, reading some entries from other Geogblogs, especially Alan’s (I wonder how his students are getting on…) and preparing for next week. Year 11 should be putting their finishing touches to their flooding coursework, whilst Year 10 will be contemplating Wanda….

I wonder if it was the same ones who travelled back with me from Dhaka…