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An Educational Journey
About this book
Education expert Raphael Wilkins, author of Accidental Traveller, recounts his travels around the world as a visiting expert, where he set up and advised on several educational projects, all very different from each other, and all providing challenges in working across languages and cultures. He battles with unenthusiastic school principals in Dammam, a volatile project manager in Mexico and awkward hosts in Lucknow. Among other adventures, he visits a navy school in Karachi, completes a fulfilling project in Jeddah, secures a valuable contract with the Colombian government in Bogota, and enjoys a tender reunion in Cyprus. Combining informative and thought-provoking insights on education with personal reflections from a lifetime of travel, An Educational Journey is an inspirational book about the importance of broadening horizons, both physical and personal.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter One Workaday Challenges in Dammam and Delhi
- Chapter Two Karachi: the Clifton Scene
- Chapter Three Contrasts in Sindh
- Chapter Four Mexico via Cyprus: a Prospect and a Mooring
- Chapter Five Tepic: a Mismatch of Visions
- Chapter Six Transitions in Jeddah, Karachi and Lahore
- Chapter Seven History and Hubris in Lucknow
- Chapter Eight Bogotá and Santa Marta: a Breakthrough
- Chapter Nine Innovations in Karachi and Delhi
- Chapter Ten Karachi and Punjab: Contrasting Settings
- Chapter Eleven Working Holidays in São Paulo and Bogotá
- Chapter Twelve Autocracy in Guangzhou and Zhongshan
- Chapter Thirteen Insights in Santiago and Valparaíso
- References
- Back Cover