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New manual offers tips, strategies and tricks for teachers
Publication date 01 December 2022 | 21:13 | ICT

Teaching Strategies is a new work related to effective teaching and learning, edited and translated by Khin Vandy, higher education mentor of the National Institute of Education.

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    Palm trees provide many benefits to Cambodian society. Their leaves are used for roofing, their fruit can be used to make palm cakes, the juice from their flowers can be squeezed to make sugar and their stems can be woven onto rafts.

  • New music video by This Life NGO raises awareness on violence issue

    The NGO This Life Cambodia is following up on its award-winning 2021 campaign to end violence against women and children with a new theme “Goodbye My Love”, which focuses on the role the entire community can play in eliminating violence and supporting women.

  • Young volunteers provide haircuts to the needy

    A group of young people created a hair cut programme and distributed “friendly packages of assistance” to vulnerable people and workers in the informal economy for a day, said a social media post by the Mett Yeung Association, a group of young volunteers who carry out social work.

  • Artist crowdfunding book on Khmer silk weaving

    Artist Chan Sophorn has announced his plan to research and compile a book on the Khmer silk weaving practices of six provinces in Cambodia if he can obtain the support and sponsorship of enough members of the public, who are being asked to donate just 4,000 riel each ($1).

  • 11th Chaktomuk Short Film Festival draws to close

    Cambodia's 11th Chaktomuk Short Film Festival wrapped up successfully on November 28 after a four-day run, with the film “Voice of the Night” awarded top prize for 2022.

  • Ninth ‘Cambodia Book Fair’ slated for December 9

    The 9th Cambodia Book Fair will be held for three days from December 9-11 with the theme of “One Day to Read, One Day to Know” at the National Library.

  • Director processes ‘burden of history’ via film

    Born to parents who had just fled the killing fields of the Khmer Rouge, and destined to see combat in the cities of modern Iraq, it was somehow fitting that Caylee So discovered film as an outlet for processing the experiences of not just herself, but her family.

  • UNESCO List anniversary Lakhon Khol show impresses audience

    It has been four years since the Lakhon Khol or Khmer Masked Theatre was placed on the UNESCO Intangible Culture World Heritage List, an event that stirred controversy between the Cambodian and Thai peoples at that time.

  • Culture ministry names Indra Devi winners

    The winners of the Indra Devi Award, organised by the Department of Books and Reading of the Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts, were announced on November 25.

  • Entrepreneur creates ingredient packages for iconic Khmer dishes

    Identity is important for every nation because it binds its citizens together and differentiates it from others through its unique mix of foods, traditions, cultures and languages.