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Margot Pinckney

Mediterranean Marine Ecosystems & Sustainability
Hometown: Bellevue, WA

Pinck, also called Margot, is a devoted citizen of the globe dedicated to improving the education of young people in America. Originally from Washington State and now a New Yorker, Pinck uses her own traveling experiences to develop the curriculum in her classrooms. She has taught high school and middle school in a range of public schools in New York. In addition to experience teaching global history, Chinese culture, English and physics, Pinck is currently a middle school science teacher. She loves rock climbing, hiking, and new experiences, and is interested in agriculture and food policy.

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Leilani's Blog Takeover: Culture Shock and a Sustainable Garden

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

Today we started our day off waking up early to travel to our new hostel. After our hour long drive, we unpacked and waited for lunch. I got to experience... keep reading

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The Great (Long Staircase) Wall of China!

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

Our adventurers tackled the great wall of China! Tova bemoaned the entire experience and Connor was ready to do it for at least another week. Ana and Leilani were in... keep reading

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Calligraphy, Martial Arts, and Karaoke

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

Tai Chi Sword uniquely Chinese form of Martial Arts. Chinese Calligraphy is similarly a cultural phenomenon. Our students learned both yesterday and ended the day with some Karaoke, one of... keep reading

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A Multi Ethnic China

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

How do ethnicity and sustainability relate? In times of water crisis, should freshwater be conserved for the Dai water throwing festival? Should Tu traditions be maintained when it's easier for... keep reading

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Tiananmen and the Forbidden City

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

We are now experiencing the ten hottest days in Beijing, or so our tour guide told us, a great time to visit China's most famous series of outdoor courtyards. Tiananmen... keep reading

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A Quick Introduction to Your Students' Teachers

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

We arrived back at the hotel late last night after a full day of learning about air pollution, one of the biggest issues facing Chinese public health. Today we're headed... keep reading

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Art, Architecture, and A Little Rain

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

As our travelers emerged from the subway on the way to morning classes, they discovered an absolute downpour, but it was worth being stranded on a sky-bridge in order to... keep reading

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A Beginner’s Guide to Global Discovery: Beijing Addition

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

We woke with the sun and much earlier than we needed to. Breakfast wasn’t until 8:30, but jetlag had some of us up and about as early as 4:30 AM... keep reading

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We've Arrived! (And Use Chopsticks!)

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

Our flight took off at three minutes to 9:00 PM, so it was no surprise that the team was exhausted when they got off the plane. Still, they marveled at... keep reading

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Now Calling Flight CA982 (Just Kidding!)

By Margot Pinckney at CIEE

Are humans inherently good or inherently evil? Can you enjoy an experience through the lens of a camera? Is The Legend of Korra a horrible television show? These were the... keep reading

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