| lsai Ambalam school |
| by Francesca |
| Tuesday, 11 January 2011 |
 Shirley Lyons tells us about her experience as an English teacher at Isai Ambalam school. This is a village school for Indian native children at the border of Auroville. Shirley explains how they use the Glenn Doman method, originally developed for children with learning disabilities, to help very young kids between the age of one and five, to learn English using cards and recognition tools. This program at the school is now three years old and Shirley is very proud of it. The school's students have prepared a final recital in English for the Pongal's vacation.
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