Peer Teaching Taunggyi University Law School

When we first arrived at the Taunggy Law School, Myanmar we could tell there would be many differences. Motorbikes replace cars, chalk boards replace projectors and open air classrooms replace climate-controlled environments. Missouri Western State University students Britane Hubbard and Kaylee Sharp came to Myanmar to teach Clinical Legal Education English to peers for the NGO BABSEACLE. The classes were all voluntary, scheduled around required courses and were sometimes attended by students from other disciplines. As usual, the teachers learned as much or more than their students. Cultural exchanges and friendships were created. The time just went by too quickly.