From Egypt, Maryanne Stroud Gabbani [1] writes about the two-week visit of a group of California secondary school students to her farm to learn more about real life. “They've stayed at my farm in the midst of Egyptian farmers and visited some of the less touristy sites of Cairo […] two weeks in Egypt will open their eyes to the richness and variety of life in a country that they've previously seen in a fairly two dimensional aspect. The hope is that they will return to assess their own lives and country in a new way,” she explains.
Egypt: American High School Students Visit Farm
· Written by Amira Al Hussaini
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, North America, Egypt, U.S.A., Education, International Relations, Travel, Youth