A Quick Skip Up the Swiss Alpsby Cassidy Kearney In my last article, I talked about our visit to the Black Forest, the House of 1000 Clocks, and a scenic detour to Rhine Falls. We finally arrived at our hotel, only to be faced […]- Teach USA: Miami-Dade Schools with José G. Carrascoby Leesa Truesdell José G. Carrasco was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and moved to New York at the age of five. He speaks three languages: Portuguese, English, and Spanish. He is currently teaching […]
- Music Is the Answer Month Three: Part Twoby Leesa Truesdell This blog series showcases my life and my grieving process over six months. Please catch up with how I managed grief while teaching abroad, continued from month three post Walls.It […]
- Five Tips to Ensure Success Teaching Abroad and Moreby Stephanie Best We asked fellow Dreams Abroad members what they would do differently if they were just starting out on their adventures now. Stephanie’s second Madrid adventure began after teaching […]
- Predeparture: From Kuwait to the United StatesKuwait to the United States Studying Abroad by Dalal Boland As a soon-to-be student, there were a few things I had to do prior to my departure date. I had to get my papers documented from the Kuwait […]
