Review of ISS iFair
I have many years of experience interviewing with schools online via Skype, but this is the first year that I’m giving the ISS iFair a go. I attended the iFair […]
Category Archives: Interview
Exciting Times
November is shaping up to be a great month! Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve interviewed with four schools, and the international school hiring season is just beginning. I have […]
Lewis & Clark Showing Some Love
I love my grad school (the first one)! Lewis & Clark College taught me how college courses should be taught and they taught me how to be a good teacher. […]
Being a Married Teaching Couple with a Child in Venezuela
One thing I haven’t talked much about (because it doesn’t apply to my life at ALL) is what it is like to be a family teaching overseas. Today I’m going […]
Philosophy of Teaching
Creating a philosophy of education (or teaching… I use the words interchangeably) is a very daunting task! If you have been teaching for any amount of time then you already […]
The Liebster Award
I think I have been nominated for this award three times now…so I finally found the time to officially accept the award! Thank you to the three ladies who nominated […]
Interview with Teaching Traveling
I was so honored to be asked to interview with TeachingTraveling.com! I have been following this website for a long time. Lillie has tons of great material about teaching and […]
International Educator Interview- Doreenda L. in Qatar
Today’s interview is with my lovely friend Doreenda. We met while teaching in China at the same international school. She has traveled the world while teaching internationally and she has […]
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 […]
Teaching Wanderlust 