I was greeted by Ariunaa, the Director of the Training Division; Sugi, the Senior Specialist in the Training Division; and the Head of the Math Department.
Batsetseg is an English teacher, provided translation along with Sugi, and gave me a walking tour of the city.
We worked two very full days! Lots of information, but an incredibly attentive audience. Of course, I made them work!!!!
Two highlights in the city are the Youth Park, and the Wrestling Palace. The only other Wrestling Palace in Mongolia is in UB.
On Tuesday evening, after a quick dinner, Odmandakh, the Director of the Institute, took me to the archery park. He is an avid archer, and his group was preparing for a competition. He posed with a now 73-year-old women who is a three-time Mongolian archery champion. She is still sharing her skills with the next generation.
Dr. Lynne Noble, professor of early childhood education at Columbia College, has been selected to teach educators and teacher candidates in Mongolia as a Fulbright Scholar . She will teach and conduct cross cultural/comparative research in Mongolia from February through June in 2011.
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