I decided to contact the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The school that I reached out to is Ajoke International School. I sent an e-mail to Mrs. Bimbo Are. I basically introduced myself and informed her that I am a student at Walden seeking correspondance regarding issues and trends that are formulated in her country. I extended thanks and my sincere grattitude for her time. I also let her know that if she or one of her colleagues is unable to correspond with me over the course of 8 weeks to kindly send me an email stating so.
The newsletter that I subscribed to comes from the website www.hcz.org which is The Harlem Children's Zone. After perusing the site I am exited to read about all of the iniatives and trends that take place in their schools. This should be a cool and informative assignment!
Jackie,
ReplyDeleteI contacted the same person!! I have not heard anything back as of yet though. I was glad to see that you took the same approach as I did. I was wondering if I could have done something differently, but now I feel more confident that one of my contacts will reach out to me.
I hope that you get a positive reply from her. It will be very exciting to gain more information from so many professionals all over the world.
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ReplyDeleteI hope that we will begin hearing from our contacts soon. I am excited about this opportunity to learn about other child care systems directly from the source. I think this will be a very interesting experience. The resource websites also seem very interesting. I look forward to reading the information that you share from the Harlem Children's Zone.
I contacted the same person as well amongst several more and haven't heard anything back, I am hoping someone will respond soon the information that they could possibly provide to us could be beneficial and could also allow us to come up with some great ideas that we could take back to our place of work.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your responses! I am hopeful as well!
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