Teach Abroad Blog

Exploring the world is supposed to teach you about yourself. When travelling (and teaching) abroad, parts of your identity that you may not have questioned before can come to light...keep reading

With about two (honestly, closer to three) full weeks back in the US it seemed like it was finally time to wrap up and say goodbye to the blog. I...keep reading

Long time no see! Since my last post about my time in quarantine at the end of February, I've been inspired to write about so many things, but have been...keep reading

When I moved to Thailand I never thought anybody that I knew from the States would see me in Thailand. I did not think my family and friends would be...keep reading

Three months into my Thailand experience, I'm totally adjusted to where I live, I have my daily routine down solid, I have amazing friends to hang out with, I'm genuinely...keep reading

Hello! As I write this, I'm in the middle of my second full day of quarantine. I'll be writing another post detailing my experience with the flight, immigration, and quarantine...keep reading

From the moment I began working as an auxiliar in Madrid, I knew that I also wanted to give private lessons. Initially, I thought private tutoring classes would provide me...keep reading

TRUST ME! You will want to know the difference. Forget marriage, studying abroad is the ultimate honeymoon. Those of you who have done it know what I mean. You get...keep reading

It's been a little over one week since I've arrived to my small village of Sahagún, and I'm so glad that I have 2 more months to spend here. I...keep reading

I would not consider myself to be a very religious person but I would say that my Jewish identity, at least culturally, is a big part of my life. Growing...keep reading