The Little ThingsThe Little Things Hey there. It’s me again. Your local, friendly Spanish wanna-be (according to another quiz/blog thing. I need help, I know. Do you think they have AA’s for people who take […]
Study Abroad: Zoe Ezechiels – Seoul, South KoreaCultural Immersion Studying Abroad in Seoul, South Korea by Marina Schipani Zoe Ezechiels’ hometown is Sarasota, Florida, USA. She is a senior at Florida State University where she majors in both […]
Eating Vegan While Travelingby Zoe Ezechiels You must think eating vegan while traveling is impossible. Or if you don’t, you must be here looking for some tips. Well, tuck yourselves in, because I have some advice in the form […]
Teach USA: Teaching in Miami-Dade Public School José G. Carrascoby Leesa Truesdell A week after his last day of the 2017-2018 school year, I had the pleasure of speaking with Jose about his first year working in a Miami-Dade Public School. The most difficult […]
Travel Tips: Different Types of TravelersTravel Tips for Different Types of Travelers Reality is subject to interpretation. People never see the same things – sometimes even when they’re watching the same thing. That’s why it’s so […]
Travel Tales: Black Dog CafeBlack Dog Cafe I loved Tallahassee, even with that inescapable, awful, and sticky heat. It’s been a year and a half since I left. When I close my eyes and think about my stay, I smile. I learned a […]
Talk To SomebodyTalk To Somebody Have you ever seen Pulp Fiction? It’s an entertaining movie, and you should absolutely see it. There’s a special scene in that movie that is relevant to this point. There’s […]
Teach Abroad: SamI would like to start by saying what a joy it has been getting to know Sam. Sam and I met last August and whenever I asked her to assist in a project, she was always more than willing to help. The […]
Spending Time in Kurdistan, Iraqby Teacher Traveler Dude I had the opportunity to spend a considerable amount of time in Kurdistan while I was in the military. Most Americans have a view of the Middle East (and Iraq in particular) […]
Teaching at a Non-Bilingual School Interview: Part Twoby Amanda Whitten Welcome to the second part of my three-part interview with Ali Pelczar. As I’ve gotten to know Ali, I have really come to appreciate what a good friend she is. She is insightful, […]