Following the success of the above course in the past years in
Thailand, India, Belgium and Panama, the International Writing
Project will this year offer the course in Jakarta, Indonesia. We
are delighted to be hosted by the British School
Jakarta.
This course is designed to meet the needs of teachers who want to
ensure that they are providing the kind of feedback that will help
students become better writers. The course will provide tailored
instruction for teachers who want to incorporate new writing
strategies. Based on the philosophy that we learn by doing,
teachers will craft their own writing pieces, respond to each
other’s work, and reflect upon the entire process from prewriting
to publication. The instructors will provide tips on ensuring that
students still acquiring English can successfully participate in
the writing process.
Jakarta
Pedicabs
in Indonesia can be found in two kinds, first the man-powered
pedicab or locally called Becak or a
motorised pedicab also known as
Becak Motor.
Bas-reliefs of
Indonesian history, which depict Gajah Mada and Mjapahit
history.
These reliefs can be found on the outer yard encircling the
National Monument.
