Language is at the center of nearly every part of life. Whether the words roll off the tongue or flow from fingertips tapping at a keyboard, they are essential to the way we express, relate, and collaborate to get things done.
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Topics: English, Teacher, foreigner, lessons, Language, laos
It’s never easy to step into a new opportunity, but as you venture out of your comfort zone, you’ll gain much more than you’d ever imagine. Living and teaching overseas is like a real-life master’s class in personal and professional development. A teacher from Laos shares her top 10 reasons that she’s forever changed by teaching overseas:
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Topics: English, Teacher, foreigner, lessons, Language, laos
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Topics: Culture, foreigner, TCK, childhood, Third Culture Kid
The ability to laugh at yourself is critical when you move to another country, especially when you start to learn a new language. Jenn, one of our teachers in Vietnam, shares some of her most memorable “language blunders.” If you have ever learned, or tried to learn, a new language you will likely understand the embarrassment and humor of the following situations. While Jenn has made some funny mistakes, she sets a great example in that she is able to shake off her “language blunders” and keep trying.
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Topics: English, travel, Teacher, foreigner, professional
Anndrea Scroggins
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Topics: Culture, development, travel, life, foreigner, overseas, TCK, childhood, Third Culture Kid
