When Vic Lorraine first dreamed of working abroad, she never imagined her path would lead her to a classroom in the United States. Like many Overseas Filipino Workers, she hoped to build a better life and broaden her horizons, but it was her passion for teaching that...
Written by: Ruel R., Middle School Math and Science Teacher from the Philippines I’ve been living and teaching in Maryland, USA for a year now as a middle school mathematics and science teacher in a Catholic school. One of the most significant choices I have...
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What’s the best way to prepare for the challenges of teaching in a new country? Hear from the voices of those who have done it, and what they learned. Related Posts The Value of Adaptability: When Teaching in the U.S. Brings Unexpected Challenges Adapting to...
Making a real and meaningful connection with U.S. students is helping these international teachers feel successful and impactful in their classrooms. Watch this video for a few tips and ideas for establishing great teacher-student dynamics. Related Posts The Value of...
