Nyamata: A Ghana Student’s Day of Half Joy and Half Pain
Note from Lillie Marshall of TeachingTraveling.com: Last year at this time, I was in my third of three glorious months volunteer teaching in Ghana. Now, back home in Boston, it …
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A Boston Student Sees Egypt Protests First-Hand
Amazing news for all of you who have been wondering about the fate of ShiSha, who wrote the amazing article about going from failing high school to study abroad in …
Vijaya: On-Camera Global Education Presenter
TeachingTraveling.com: Today we have the pleasure of chatting with Vijaya Selvaraju, On-Camera Presenter for ProjectExplorer.org. Welcome, Vijaya! To start off, please tell us what exactly is ProjectExplorer.org. Vijaya: ProjectExplorer.org is …
A New York Teacher in Egypt, France, Italy, and Beyond
TeachingTraveling.com: Great to meet you, Aaron! Tell us a bit about your background. Aaron: I’m a teacher who has pursued many opportunities to visit many places across the United States. …
The Author of a Teacher Resource Website goes RTW!
TeachingTraveling.com: Great to meet you, Myscha! Please tell us a bit about your background. Myscha: I graduated from the University of Southern Maine in 1990, and taught overseas for several …
How Latin America Travel Shaped a U.S. Teacher
TeachingTraveling.com: Hello there, Tamera! Tell us about yourself! Tamera: I am originally from South Florida where I attended Palm Beach County of the Arts (now known as Dryfoos School of …
International Student Stories to Use In Your Classroom
One way we as teachers can bring travel into our classroom at home is by sharing wonderful true-life stories of students from around the world. Check out these: Ideas on …