Have you ever wanted to go to school in another country? What about studying a new language? I caught up with two fifth-graders in Khovd to find out what it's really like to go to school in Mongolia.
I sat down with my roommate, Ainoa, to ask her about her life as a native Spaniard. Even though I've lived with her for five months, I learned a lot about her, her family, her hometown and her job!
Japan has mountains everywhere. This shapes everything from farming to urban design to natural disasters to culture. Read on to see how the mountains impact day-to-day life in Japan!
This Shabbat, I went over to visit my host family to have dinner, relax, and interview my host mom, Orit! She was cooking our fabulous meal as I was jotting down some notes about her life.
I am so lucky to learn about Malaysia from my students. I teach at a secondary school. The students are between 13-18 years old, which is similar to American middle and high schools.
