Teaching ESOL, Spanish, and Online Classes in the United States with Caroline Hazeltonby Leesa Truesdell Caroline Hazelton is from Jacksonville, Florida. When she isn’t teaching ESOL or lecturing part-time at a university located in South Florida or teaching online classes, she is a […]- Reverse Culture Shock: A Fish Back in WaterWhen you go abroad, people always talk about culture being like water and the people of that culture being like fish. If you were to ask a fish what the water is like, that fish would have a […]
- Teaching Abroad at a Bilingual School in Madrid, Spain: Part Twoby Ellen Hietsch Alex Warhall remains a ubiquitous presence during our second year teaching at a bilingual school in Madrid: my flatmates and I have discussed clearing our mini dining room so that he […]
- Cafés Are Much More Than Coffeeby Ellen Hietsch What is the defining feature of a Madrid café? Trick question, they charm their admirers with their personality instead of their looks. Maybe it’s something about their facade, say a […]
- Living Abroad and Teaching English: Part Threeby Cate Dapena In the interest of full disclosure, I have to say that the subject of my interview for this piece is, in fact, a close friend. Leesa and I met during the orientation week held by CIEE. […]
