Project Ghana
Project Ghana celebrates six years with Asbury Park Schools, Oiada International celebrates eleven years
Oiada International, which provided video conferences for schools around the world including the Asbury Park School District, just celebrated eleven years in the business.
Oiada International, which provided video conferences for schools around the world including the Asbury Park School District, just celebrated eleven years in the business.
To add to Oiada International’s celebration, the Asbury Park School District currently was now also celebrating being apart of video conferencing for its sixth year.
In Asbury Park, the video conferencing that Oiada provided to speaking with the students in Ghana was entitled Project Ghana.
Recently, Project Ghana had been helping students with remote learning. For instance, Project Ghana’s video on Native Americans had helped my students at home learn about the various cultures of Native Americans.
Notes on the video from my of my students.

Project Ghana was also on Classroom Close-up celebrating 25 years. Besides the video, images from the show were also on this site.
https://classroomcloseup.org/segments/project-ghana/
To celebrate Oiada’s eleven years and the Asbury Park School District’s six years, below were all the postings to many Ghana sessions.
Ghana Session: Forensic Science, African American Museum, and more!
2017-2018 Third Ghana Session: The Transcontinental Railroad
2017-2018 Fourth Ghana Session: Olmec, Crusades, Renaissance, Kingdom of Mali
2017-2018 Fifth Ghana Session: Christopher Columbus, Diaz, Da Gama, Cabot and more!
2017-2018 Sixth Ghana Session: Spanish Armada, Middle Passage, and more!
Afternoon Session: Israeli National Anthem, can’t stop the feeling, Les Miserables
Ghana Afternoon Session: English grammar, history, and superheroes
Yvette Elgart’s chorus sings for Classroom Close-up and Project Ghana
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday Celebration and Project Ghana with Mr. David Brown
Unheard Voices Magazine Profile: Jozbad Abi-JaJa Caldwell, Artist From Ghana!
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