Open-air classrooms improve Hoi An residents' communication with int'l tourists
No desks. No blackboards. Instead, heritage spaces across Hoi An are becoming vibrant open-air classrooms for local children. However, stepping out of their comfort zone to confidently converse in English with international tourists is never easy.
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