When they asked me to go to Mali, in West Africa, to share my experiences with children there and learn something new, I was really excited and curious.
We explained our disabilities to the children out there and told them what we are entitled to.
It was a good and eye-opening experience. I learned about different cultures and a different way of life, like how they have to work.
I taught some arts and craft lessons and I was taught how to paint traditional African art by some children. I have never taught before and it was good. They were well-behaved and listened. It was very different to an English classroom.
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