Why lesson plans are the least important part of teaching
One of the things that persistently perplex me is the obsession with paperwork in the Gulf countries. Qatar and the…
One of the things that persistently perplex me is the obsession with paperwork in the Gulf countries. Qatar and the…
Do you ever wish for the opportunity to go back in time? All I want is to have ONE conversation…
I have struggled as a teacher abroad. Not many people will be bold enough to admit this publicly but it’s…
After four years of teaching in the Middle East, I walked away from teaching as a full-time career. My partner…
I’ve debated for many YEARS about whether to write this post about racism of teaching abroad. Don’t think that this…
The decision to move abroad to teach is not only a massive one but can be quite confusing. I get…
While the process from interviewing for a job at a school in the Middle East to the time you fly…
Losing your job is always traumatic no matter where you are; but losing your job abroad is somewhat more perplexing…
I’ve been at school for the past 4 weeks and since I began teaching, my most requested topic has become,…
A month ago I was telling my husband, Expat Fox, that I was worried about losing my blog’s following and…