This week, I met with Jaya, a sophomore from S.M.K. Putra to learn more about him and his life. I was excited to meet him, and I hope you will enjoy getting to know about him, too. Read on!
This week, I had the chance to live in Kanye Village. The village lifestyle is very different from living in the city. My host sister Ninie has a lot to share with you all.
Meet Alisha, Taniya, and Ridhima, a ninth grader, a sixth grader and a fourth grader living in the nighborhood of Katvaria Sarai in New Delhi! Learn what lfe is like for Indian students!
This is a glimpse into the life of a kid living in El Salvador. Pablo has grown up with dual nationality, meaning he's both a citizen of the U.S. and El Salvador. Let's see what his life is like here!
I met Rocco at his abuela's restaurant. Abuela means grandmother in Spanish. Rocco was helping out his abuela, and he told me about his life in Mar del Plata.
For this field note, Izzy interviewed Martina, one of the students from her class. Izzy teaches English to kindergartners (so a little younger than you all).
Seeing how I work in education, I am around kids all day! So I interviewed one of my students, who will tell you what it is like to be a kid in Malaysia. is her experience like yours in America?
This week was full of music and high temperatures! One highlight was completing a dream of mine, playing a solo concert in a place with a rich but sad history, La Iglesia el Rosario.
