One of the things that we have planned for our trip to South Carolina is high school visits. On Tuesday we are going to Dreher High School which is a public high school, and on Thursday we will visit Hammond High School which is a private school (see links to the schools on this site). Dreher High School is focusing on Norway this year (!!!) and has asked us to share a bit about our country and culture with their students. And so I am working on a presentation for them - but what would they find interesting to know? I could of course present all the stereotypical things with the fjords and the trolls, but is that really valuable knowledge?
So, I struggle a bit to find out what to present to these students. Usually I teach my own students something that has to do with the English speaking world, but this time I am going to teach American youth about Norway, which will absolutely be a challenge for me. I have to admit that I am somewhat nervous about this, but at the same time I'm sure it will be a really cool experience. I wonder if the American students are very different from my own students?
This is looking good Hanne. Way to go!
SvarSlettSome nitpicks:
The font is somewhat disturbing, but what do i know.
To answer your question I'll venture at guess that the american students are pretty much the same as norwegian students.
Yes, I was wondering about the font... I think I will change it :) I am very new at this kind of thing så it is both exciting and a bit scary:)
SvarSlettI think you're doing great!
SvarSlettWhat to teach americans about Norway? Hmm.
Norwegian humour? You can show them the "hurra Torpedo" clip from youtube. The Bonnie Tyler song, I don't remember the name.