Content that has to do with acquiring skills and knowledge
“They Said What?” Part II: What Not to Say at a Teacher Interview
You told us your own “They Said What?” moments and we had to share!
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Pocket Games: Ideas to Keep in Your Back Pocket for Those “Please Sit Still!” Moments
They really can’t sit still, but they also can’t run through the store like a maniac! Here are a few easy games to refocus your child’s exuberant energy and avoid the judgmental looks from other people, parents or not, who just don’t understand.
The Old Summer Palace Scavenger Hunt!
A fun scavenger hunt to help your kids make the most out of a day at the Old Summer Palace!
Stranded Nomad Part 3: Volunteer Opportunities for Teachers
Finding ways to give back to our community is good for our soul and can deepen our expat experiences in some surprising ways.
Please Touch! Kid-Friendly Museums in Beijing
Museums are booooooring…or are they? Check out our favorites for international Museum Day.
Stranded Nomad: Expat Teachers and Micro-credentials
Is a micro-credential a good use of your summer break? We break it down.
Tell Me You’re A Teacher Without Telling Me You’re A Teacher
Habits you can’t break, instincts you can’t ignore, and scenarios you just accept as part of life now. Here are a few of my favorite “Yup…I’m a teacher” moments from friends and colleagues.
Spicy Fest Special: Introducing Your Kids To Spicy Food
Giving spicy food to young children is controversial in America and Europe but a common practice in many other parts of the world. If you decide to give hot a shot, here are some ideas on how to incorporate spices into your child’s diet.
Hey, Wild Child! How to Scaffold Learning in Nature Play
Did you know that self-directed outdoor exploration is just as important for kids as classroom learning?
School Staff Shuffle: Acing Your Teacher’s Interview
It’s that time of year… Contracts are ending, and teachers are quietly – or not so quietly – looking around to see if the grass is greener on the other side of the schoolyard fence.