Tag: Web Resources
Links to help teachers travel and travelers teach abroad through paid jobs and volunteer teaching.
Teaching Pittsburgh About Its Own Backyard: “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 site with his wife, Angie, about all things Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Jeremy,...
Free Educational Travel Videos by The Touring Teacher!
Laura Alice hiking around the Six Glaciers, Alberta, Canada. Teaching Traveling: Welcome to Laura Alice! Tell us about your background. Laura Alice: Hello! My name is Laura Alice, and I am a Primary School Teacher from Auckland, New Zealand. I...
Which Teaching Traveling Articles Are Most Useful and Popular?
Hello from Lillie, founder of Teaching Traveling! I created this site in 2010, meaning that, as of this writing, this travel and global education blog is now 7 years old, and boasts almost 300 interviews with Teacher-Travelers of all sorts....
A Consultant for Special Needs Students, AND a Travel Blogger!
Christopher's view of Sacre Coeur in Paris, France. Teaching Traveling: Are you a teacher who is interested in adding travel blogging or vlogging to your life? Are you simply curious to hear how one Special Education specialist from Canada has...
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...
Great Global Education Resources, Free for Teachers: Cultural Jambalaya
A multi-generational Maasai village in Eastern Africa. TT: Welcome to Gail Shore, founder of Cultural Jambalaya, an amazing resource for teachers that provides complimentary educational photos and videos from around the world. Gail, tell us about your background. Gail Shore,...