Category: Teaching for Travelers
How to pay for travel by teaching abroad or volunteering, even without prior experience. These interviews with real Teacher-Travelers will inspire and assist you on your journey!
Multicultural Education Resources from a Family Travel Expert
Exploring Seoul, Korea with multicultural love! Teaching Traveling: Interested in educational resources and family travel tips to raise multicultural kids? Let’s welcome an expert in this field: Lynne Raspet! Lynne, tell us about your background. Lynne and family in Angkor […]
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Fundraising for Wells in South Sudan from “A Long Walk to Water”
A completed water well in South Sudan! One of the best books I’ve read with my middle school students is A Long Walk to Water. The book is based on the true story of Salva Dut, one of the “Lost Boys of Sudan” who […]
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A Nepal Nonprofit Dedicated to Post-Earthquake Rebuilding
Teaching Traveling: Ever wonder what it takes to start a nonprofit? Natasha Wozniak is the founder of Sangsangai, an organization committed to rebuilding Nepal, one village at a time, after its devastating earthquake. They also offer homestays as a way […]
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Learning by Road Trip in Germany’s Frankfurt-Rhine-Main Region
Jacqueline relaxing at Hotel Moxy in Frankfurt, Germany. Teaching Traveling: Looking for vacation ideas? When learning-lovers such as teachers travel, taking a road trip can work particularly well for getting into global education like a local in a new place! […]
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The Expert Behind the Pittsburgh Blog, “Discover the Burgh”
Jeremy and Angie, with Pittsburgh, PA shining below. Teaching Traveling: Teaching others about your city is a beautiful form of eduction! Welcome to Jeremy Jones, who runs a popular Pittsburgh blog with his wife, Angie. Jeremy, tell us about your […]
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