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Welcome! I am a British Freelance Writer and Teacher working in Bangladesh. I also have ADHD.In these pages I discuss all of these things and I try to give you a picture of life in this part of Asia too.
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Interview with a Teenager – part V
Mr J This is the very final post on this series of interviews carried out during the summer with four scallywags who all used to be taught at LAMB school before moving on to bigger and better. In a way, … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, children, community, Education, LAMB
Tagged A levels, Bangladesh, Britain, childhood, children, Differences, education, GCSE, Gloucester, LAMB, life, Teacher
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Shubho Borodin – Merry Christmas across the World
Well, my final post before Christmas Day itself (in fact for some of you now it is already Christmas day) - leaving me a few days to finish of several series of posts I wanted clear before the year was out; … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, children, Life, Philosophy, Religion
Tagged Bangladesh, children, Christmas, Holiday, life, Religion and Spirituality
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Joy Bangla: Celebrating Victory Day at LAMB
The 16th December is very important for the estimated 240 million Bangladeshis across the world. In Bangladesh itself it is celebrated with great enjoyment. Unlike Ekushe February, which has serious overtones because of the martyrdom of students for the sake … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, community, Culture, LAMB, Life
Tagged Bangladesh, children, culture, Joy Bangla, LAMB, life, society, Victory Day
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Death of a Sitar Legend: a Short Personal Tribute to Ravi Shankar
I’m sitting on my bed (also known as my desk) and across from me I can see my sitar propped up against the wall. Usually, when I look at it I get a little feeling of childlike excitement. … Continue reading
Posted in Bangladesh, British, Culture, Education, Life, Philosophy
Tagged Bangladesh, education, George Harrison, India, life, music, Ravi Shankar, Sitar, The Beatles
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