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In my classroom, Sanjay (my colleague) and I encouraged the students to work in teams and perform a skit in front of us. The sessions were filled with entertaining and educational activities where the students showed their abilities in public speaking, communication, leadership, and acting. The beginning of class usually started with an ice-breaker in order to make it easier for the students to socialize and get to know each other better. This activity was another reminder of how unique, diverse and incredible our YES family is. On the first day of training, the students were engaged in a variety of activities, starting off with the interactive Welcome Activity led by Megan Lysaght. Divided into six groups, the team geared themselves up to develop and lead eight sessions on American values, host families, high schools, diversity and tolerance, budgeting, volunteering, problem solving, adjustment cycle, red flag issues and IEW presentations. The American Councils staff, teachers, and alumni worked closely and used every available resource to assist students in embracing new concepts and expanding their focus on different issues. The TAs worked with six highly professional teachers who had served as Peace Corps Volunteers in Albania, Kyrgyzstan, Morocco and Senegal.

Eight outstanding alumni from Albania (Olta, hosted by PAX in Pataskala, OH, 2011-12), Bangladesh (Munif, hosted by American Councils, 2011-12), Cameroon (Joseph, hosted by AFS, 2012-13), Lebanon (Mostapha 2010-11), Pakistan (Aown 2010-11), Morocco (Nissrine, hosted by ASSE, 2011-12), Nigeria (Deborah, hosted by PAX, 2011-12) and Tunisia (Hamida, hosted by AYA, 2011-12), were elected to serve as teacher assistants and share their successful stories and experiences with the new students. Orientations aim to provide the YES students with essential information and prepare them for a successful exchange year before heading to their host families. The 4-H National Youth Conference Center was the temporary home of a diverse and multicultural environment of great ambassadors representing their countries. By Olta Myslimi, YES 2011-2012 ,Albania, hosted by PAX in Pataskala, OHĪugust 4-28, 2015 marked the four-week cycle of welcoming 476 students from 23 YES countries to attend a three-day training in Washington D.C.

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