Visiting Beijing as a Proud Parent at the Paralympic Games
From the Great Wall of China to pandas and other attractions… This mother explored all around Beijing while seeing her son compete in the Paralympics. The Bird’s Next Stadium in Beijing, China. Teaching Traveling: Welcome, Lesley! Tell us about your […]
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Cheap Europe Trips for Teachers by Chaperoning, Budgets, and Deals
Though travel grants for teachers are great, don’t forget that there are other ways to affordably see the world. Let’s hear from an expert teacher traveler, Todd Simon, about how he’s been able to explore Europe by tacking independent travel […]
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TEFL Certification Can Lead to Surprising Jobs and Opportunity
Certification in TEFL, Teaching English as a Foreign Language, can help teach abroad… and much more. Here is one example of how a TEFL course opened doors for travel and a variety of jobs. Tishely Hiking Rainbow Mountain in […]
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Examples of Microaggressions: a Lesson and Definition in Cartoons
Everyday language can hurt. These drawings show how words can offend, even when not meant to. In our increasingly interconnected world, ultimately every teacher — and person — needs skills to bring understanding and respectful norms to diverse groups. […]
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Tutoring Spanish Lessons Online to Fund Nomadic Travel
Curious about earning money by teaching language classes online? Teaching Traveling: Let’s welcome Libe, who is in the process of doing this! Libe, tell us about your background. Libe in Australia at the Twelve Apostles. Libe: My name is Libe and […]
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A Hiroshima, Japan Tour for Educators, Plus 6 Other Summer Travel Grants
Want a funded summer educator tour of Japan to explore lessons of Hiroshima? Oleander Initiative participants in Miyajima Island, Japan. Learn about the Oleander Initiative from Mariah Pol, a teacher who recently completed this tour, along with several other travel grants she recommends. Teaching Traveling: Mariah, […]
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