Wishful Wednesday: The American School in London
I’ve never been to London because I have always assumed it would be very similar to big cities in the US. However, after living in crazy Venezuela for the past […]
Tag Archives: International Teaching
Wishful Wednesday: Green School (Bali, Indonesia)
I have such a huge crush on this school! I would have written about it earlier, but I feel slightly embarrassed about how much I love it. hahaha. I have […]
Yoga in the Classroom
Its December- a crazy time of year at every school I’ve ever worked at. This year I am thinking more and more about how I would love to incorporate yoga […]
What is Considered a Top Tier School?
On this blog I regularly post schools that I would love to work at. Emphasis on “I”- everyone is different. However, if you are reading on various websites, chatting […]
Considering Venezuela?
It’s hiring season and I’m sure some of you are looking at positions in Venezuela. I’ve been telling people to come to Venezuela to work for the past couple of […]
Letter of Intent
At my last school, they gave us until after Christmas break to return our letter of intent…I think. I had already informed my last school of my plan to […]
October is Connected Educator Month
I love the idea of a month devoted to encouraging teachers all around the world to connect, learn, and grow as educators! Here is a short description of the event provided […]
International Teacher Assessments/Evaluations
While I’ve read quite a bit about international student assessment, I haven’t really read much about international teacher assessment. If you have experience with this, please comment below! I know […]
Wishful Wednesday: International School of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
I have never visited Malaysia, but it seems like a great place to live! On various international teaching forums ISKL is frequently listed as a dream school to work at. I […]
Reality of Life in Valencia
I have been in Valencia for a little while now. It is a mixed bag for me. Most of the time I love it, but there is definitely the good, […]
Teaching Wanderlust 