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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN · 28 episodes
A bunch of international teachers musing on our life on the go, our love of teaching and always looking on the bright side of it all.
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Episode #4
<p>This one's for the school librarians. Susan joins us to share her journey from taking a leap of faith later in her career to thriving in life as an international school librarian. </p>
Episode #2
<p>This "Postcards from the Edge" is with another good friend of the show, Mary! Mary talks about her path from college professor to middle school teacher and shares wisdoms about building a life abroad.</p>
Episode #1
<p>Global Castaways is baaaack*. And we're kicking off the new semester with a Postcards from the Edge with Jenny, a math teacher currently based in Vietnam. We talk about all the usual things of being an international teacher along with the unexpected lessons we learn when building a life abroad.</p> <p>*So back that Gabrielle doesn't remember the name of the series.</p> <p>Talk to us: FB | instagram | globalcastaways@gmail.com </p> <p>Music Smooth Actor by Podington Bear | Gizmo by Podington Bear<br />Used under Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 International License. </p>
Episode #4
<p>Our last episode of the season! Join us as we talk to Liam about his 27 years abroad and his abiding love for Japan. The question that I forgot to ask: How many passports does Liam have?</p> <p>04:16 EAL: aka the department of acronyms. "You teach English; help me out with this kid."</p> <p>05:22 Liam's reason for moving to Japan: "I was young and wanted to meet girls so volunteered and through that sort of became more interested in Japan."</p> <p>09:19 Reminiscences of the WIFI Lounge at the Job Fairs ten years ago. Also, netbook, and *gasp...
Episode #3
<p> Let's welcome KB, friend of the show, the last true romantic, and technically an adult.</p> 00:50 "I'm gonna hug so many people!" 06:50 KB learning how to have a work-life balance as a teacher. "No matter how weird something is it can become normal very quickly." 13:45 "Middle year students, particularly in year seven and eight, have so many questions about themselves. They have multiple truths they are grappling with as well." 17:30 The unexpected racist undertones of Where the Wild Things Are??! 22:49 Why virtual learning is so difficult for middle school learners. "You can't really do fuzzy goals online in the...
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