English Speaking Countries- Ghana
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Mr. Chris Wretham has over 40 years of experience in international education, primarily teaching music but also other subjects. He holds a Master's degree in education administration and has taught at several international schools in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Currently he is the primary music teacher at Khartoum International Community School in Sudan, where he teaches music from pre-school to Year 6 using skills-based and PYP approaches.
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Frances Elizabeth Morgan is an experienced English teacher with over 15 years of experience teaching in international schools in Qatar, Portugal, Wales, Abu Dhabi, and England. She has held various leadership roles, including Head of English, Academic Head of English, and teacher of a range of ages and levels. She has a BA in English, PGCE, and experience assessing qualifications and examining. Her interests include water sports, running, writing, travel, and drama.
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- 4. Good morning. My name is CARLA. I will talk about Ghana and the talk will last two minutes. The last one is the photo of the map of Ghana:
- 6. MAIN BODY Where is Ghana? Ghana is in Africa. This is Africa
- 7. What is the capital city? The capital city of Ghana is Acra.
- 8. Can you describe the flag? Yes, I can! The flag of Ghana has three horizontal stripes are red, yellow and green. It has got a blak star in the middle.
- 9. CONCLUSION
- 10. Do you like tha project? Yes I like the project because it was funny. Thank you very much for your attention! Good By!