Tag: inspiration
Transitioning from Teaching to Full-Time Travel and Remote Work
History Fangirl at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Teaching Traveling: Curious how to transition from teaching to full-time travel? Check out the story of "History Fangirl," Stephanie Craig! Stephanie, tell us about yourself. Stephanie: I’m originally from Edmond, Oklahoma. I went to...
How to Support Teachers by Thank You Notes and Great Books
Who is the person behind "Teaching With Heart, Fire, & Poetry?" Teaching Traveling: Want to learn ingenious ways to sustain teachers around the world? Let's chat with the founder of the "Thank You, Teachers" project, Megan Scribner. Megan, tell us...
Why Do We Need Racial Diversity? Success, Money, and Impact to Benefit Us All!
Our world is diverse and beautiful. Photo by Roni Faida. Questions around diversity are central to education and travel spheres. In education, some districts are trying to hire and maintain a more diverse staff. "But why?" some ask. In the...
Stories of Real Women Turned Into Fairy Tales by a Traveling Teacher to Inspire Girls
The stories in Queen Girls will inspire children everywhere! Teaching Traveling: Are you seeking inspiring, empowering children's books? Look no further than Queen Girls, the stories of real-life inspiring women, turned into fairy tales by a traveling teacher named Andrea!...
World Travel Through Volunteering After Retirement as a Teacher
Marilyn by the bust of Frank McCourt, author of Angela's Ashes and Pulitzer prize winner. Teaching Traveling: Every so often I do a second interview with particularly inspiring Teacher-Travelers, and Marilyn Cook (interviewed the first time here) merits this! Welcome...
How to Become a Teacher Who Travels the World For Free With Fellowships and Programs
Michael at Darwin Station, Ecuador. Teaching Traveling: How can teachers see the world for free though travel grants and scholarships? California teacher, Michael Wing, has advice on how to to it! Michael, tell us about your background. Michael: I’m in...