
Countries Closing Their Borders: A Quick Decision to Get “Home”
Sharon (Pseudonym) and I arrived back in Shanghai yesterday morning, after a quick decision to return before it became difficult. We travelled from Edinburgh and

Sharon (Pseudonym) and I arrived back in Shanghai yesterday morning, after a quick decision to return before it became difficult. We travelled from Edinburgh and

Insights from a Middle School Teacher at Saigon South International School As we head into our fifth week of Virtual School in Vietnam, I think

As an educator in China this is a crazy time! I am an Elementary School teacher at a well established international school in Beijing. I

We all seem to know somebody in the international school community that is being affected by the health scare in Asia connected to the Coronavirus.

It was a privilege to speak at the Council of International Schools Conference in Melbourne recently. The educators committed to educating for global citizenship and

As a new cohort of graduating teachers look forward to their first role as newly qualified teachers, I reflected on how mine was coming to

“How about Italy?” she said. I was lying on my friend’s couch. It was 2010. Los Angeles. I was 20, visiting from University in Boston.

When most international teachers move abroad, they aren’t thinking “oh, this is the country that I want to be living in for many, many years.”