My Best Teacher
Who was, or is, the greatest teacher in your life? What have they taught you? As a teacher, I feel like I have been asked this question too many […]
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Powerful Suggestion
This post is written in response to today’s Daily Post about the one piece of advice I wish I had received years ago. I wish someone had convinced 16 year […]
How to Work Around the Great Firewall of China
I have friends who want to go teach in China. Heck, if I got a job offer at Shanghai American School, International School of Beijing, or Hong Kong International School […]
One Thing I Miss From the US… and How I Make Do #1- Coconut Milk
I labeled this number one because after living overseas for four years there are a lot of things that I miss now and then so I expect I will blog […]
International Educator Interview: Sarah G. in Tokyo
The lovely Sarah is one of my friends from Lewis & Clark who is also one of the few teachers I know from Oregon who have gone abroad to teach. She […]
Questions to Ask While Negotiating Your Contract
This post is the third in a series about questions as a part of the interview process (click here for questions to ask them, click here for questions they might […]
How to Save Money to Travel the World
When I talk to people about where I have traveled most people say one of two things, “Wow you are so lucky that you can afford to travel so […]
Tuitionbites
Happy May Day everyone! Today is also student loan payment day in my house. Many people might groan at the idea of paying their student loans, but for me it […]
Teaching Wanderlust 