Day 3: Aimee’s Reaction to Child Labor

Posted by walkingwithcaminante on May 18, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

Reaction to child labor

In the United States, child labor is not something that is often confronted. There, children are devoted to their schoolwork and having fun. Most people from the US would probably think of putting your child to work as a form of abuse. Here in the Dominican Republic, however, we have encountered quite of bit of … Continue reading →

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Getting Excited!

Posted by walkingwithcaminante on April 7, 2011 · Leave a Comment 

Hello everyone! This is Aimee, part of the science group traveling to the Dominican Republic. As the time draws close to our departure, everything is getting very exciting! Lesson plans are starting to come together, and it looks like some of them are going to be really fun for the kids. We have lessons on … Continue reading →

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