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This group is for teachers that like to travel and teach students about different cultures. Perhaps these people are substitutes, retirees, homeschoolers, English/TESOL teachers, expats, etc. If you consider yourself a teacher, join the group!
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Latest Activity: Nov 29, 2011
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Global Lesson Plans??? 12 Replies
We're all travelling teachers here. Obviously, we have a taste for other cultures. Does anyone write lesson plans when they are away? How do you use your travels in the classroom? Do you incorporate…Continue
Tags: education, culture, plans, lesson, global
Started by Lindsey Stetson. Last reply by Elisabeth Lepine Mar 11, 2011.
Is there another travel teacher out there?
I left the classroom 5 years ago and became a travel teacher. I write travel curriculum for the Blue School in NYC and I work for fashion photographers whose little boy is currently 7yrs. old. I…Continue
Started by Elisabeth Lepine Mar 10, 2011.
Student Life Stories Project
Hello Traveling Teachers!If any of you are engaging in short or long-term teaching while abroad, I invite you to check out our Ghana Student Life Stories project which is easy enough for you to…Continue
Tags: Africa, blog, schools, reading, volunteering
Started by Lillie Marshall Mar 1, 2010.
Anyone Work for the DOD Schools???
Just wondering if anyone on here works for the Department of Defense Schools. I've looked into it, but I'm trying to find other people's perspectives.What's your take on the experience?Continue
Started by Lindsey Stetson Oct 5, 2009.
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Comment by Dr.Hossam Hossam on November 28, 2011 at 6:23pm -
Dear all My friend
We are still need your help to nominate 4 professional travel bloggers ,trainers ,speakers for our conference in Egypt next DEC 18- 19
We already have 6 and we need more four please help us send us some contacts Thanks Dr.Hossam00201223293909www.ioeti.org The 4th Arab International E-Tourism & E-marketing Conference - IOETI 2011'hossam@ioeti.org
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Comment by BOBBY COX on June 30, 2011 at 10:44am -
I give tours in Tlaxcala in English or Spanish... safest place in Mexico, see where the Conquistadors became allies with the Indians to defeat the Aztecs. check my blog at:
http://mexicomystic.wordpress.com
or drop me a line at: dixiefried12@yahoo.com
My wife and I give cultural tours of Tlaxcala, Puebla, Veracruz, Oaxaca & Mexico City.
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Comment by Elisabeth Lepine on March 10, 2011 at 11:24am -
I am a travel teacher for a 7 yr old boy whose parents are fashion photographers. Check out my blog for educational travel tips and crazy stories. It is my goal to blur the line between vacation and educational travel for ALL families.
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Comment by Lillie Marshall on October 24, 2010 at 6:31pm -
Hey Traveling Teachers! I want to interview you for my new site, www.TeachingTraveling.com to inspire aspiring teacher-travelers! If you're interested, contact me at TeachingTraveling at gmail.
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Comment by Chris on May 19, 2010 at 3:55am -
Dear teachers - colleagues,
Have you checked this one out yet: www.teacherstravelweb.com
Happy travelling!
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Comment by Aly on February 18, 2010 at 9:03pm -
Does anyone have any info on how to land an international school job? It seems that the best place to look for them are at recruiting fairs, but with my current job, I don't have any time to travel to those fairs. Any other ways to find an international school job? What are the chances of getting offers if I miss out on recruiting fairs?
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Comment by Lindsey Stetson on December 8, 2009 at 6:29pm -
So, I've been wondering if ESL jobs are still easy to find since the economy is so bad. I have heard that the situation in Vietnam is pretty good. Is there anyone else that can give any insight?
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Comment by Lindsey Stetson on December 8, 2009 at 6:26pm
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I think there is a college called Intercontinental University. I'm sure it is fully accredited. We have one in Atlanta, and I was looking to it because I believe they have full programs in different countries depending on the program.
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Comment by Nancy Bauer on October 31, 2009 at 1:28pm -
Hi all - can anyone point me in the direction of finding out about undergraduate (university) teaching opportunities overseas? I've found a ton of helpful sites for elementary/secondary, but no compendiums for university opportunities. Starting to think it may have to be a long, slow slog through individual universities... Thanks for any pointers.
Nancy
www.ShoreDiveLife.com
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Comment by Craig Martin on October 12, 2009 at 1:18am -
We haven't spent much time in Asia yet, but I'm looking forward to getting there, probably end of 2010 and into 2011.
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