Really people, there are no tigers in Africa. And we don’t have lions walking in the streets of our towns in South Africa. And it doesn’t always rain in England. And Germans do have a sense of humor. And the baseball World Series really do include the best teams in the world. Okay, maybe the last three pushed it a bit too far. But I am really getting sick and tired of ad people getting it so very wrong when they try to paint a global picture. Or when they try to grab the ‘mysterious Africa’ in t…
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Having spent a lot of time in the new SA in the last four years, I thought you might find the doc and what we do of interest.
We are also working on free digital resource that follows the life of a girl called Alice. Its a combination of text, music and images that learners can contribute to themselves. We hope soon to have an instalment based in South Africa that will reflect the school partnerships we have supported and nurtured.
The web address is www.inanimatealice.com and my real address is alan.mills@ssatrust.org.uk.
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