INTRODUCTION
There are many people who are interested in International Volunteers, and many associations these days, and I’m one of them. Then I wondered what do they do to help developing countries actually. What can we do? How do they spend the days there? How do they communicate?
First, I will search on internet or read some books and magazines to research these questions. Second, I’m going to send some letters to kids in developing countries, and I may know about their languages. I will also interview to people who has done International Volunteers.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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Kenianomiraizukurinogenbakara, Jica purojekutorepoto in Kenya vol.7. Sotokoto. March 2010. No129. p. 11
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Saito, C. (1997) NGO kokusaiborantiarepoto 〔NGO International Volunteer Report, in Japanese〕.Tokyo: Akashishoten.
http://www.vso.org.uk/Images/English_Language_Teaching_tcm79-20996.pdf
http://vievs.com/pdf/voluntourism_and_neo-colonialism.pdf
http://ci.nii.ac.jp/naid/40016950893 (need to order)
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