September Monthly Roundup
Around the Web Who Should Decide What High School Kids Read? I work with high school teachers and we have had these very same discussions. I think librarians and […]
Around the Web Who Should Decide What High School Kids Read? I work with high school teachers and we have had these very same discussions. I think librarians and […]
Every teacher, school, city, country, etc is different. This is why I enjoy reading about how teachers spend their time around the world! After reading Sare’s account of an average Tuesday […]
If someone asked you to answer “Who Are You?” with only one word what would you say? The first word that comes to mind is that I’m a “Portlander”. Even […]
Italy was the very first country outside of the US that I ever visited. I paid my own way (using baby sitting money and my earnings from Arby’s) and went […]
Originally posted on Cliff Jumping:
Travel with a purpose! As exciting as my life of world travel has been, one of the most rewarding benefits of a career as an…
As an international teacher, I often have days where I really miss my family and friends because I only get to see them about one month a year at most. […]
I have read a lot about an “emergency fund” in various finance blogs and they seem to agree that a rule of thumb is to have three to six month’s worth of […]
This post is in response to The Daily Post prompt from a couple of days ago. What do you do when your students throw you a complete curve ball in […]
The two other “What I Miss From the US” posts are, here about coconut milk, and here about laundry detergent. I’ve gone to 3 different grocery stores specifically looking for shampoo. One […]
Normally when I cook burritos for myself at home I start with dried pinto beans and go from there, but that requires soaking, boiling, and simmering time that would leave […]