You're so right about trying new things! If we don't give those new ideas a try, we become stunted in our profession. I hope you make it back to Ireland! It would be a wonderful place to visit! Thank you for linking up with Weekend Warriors this month!
Hi Kaitlyn! It was great getting to learn more about you today! Having the opportunity to teach abroad must have been AMAZING! I am half way through my teaching career and I would love to teach in Italy someday! Thanks so much for linking up with the Weekend Warriors. We hope to have you back again next month!
What a great bio! Teaching abroad is on my bucket list, and Scotland would be a great place to go. You are right on about trying new things. Being open minded learner really does pave the pathway to great teaching.
My jaw hit the floor when I read that you student taught in Scotland. That must have been INCREDIBLE! I have always wanted to travel overseas, but teaching over there would be even more amazing! How different was their education system from ours? Anything you took away from that experience that you would want other teachers to know?
Kaitlyn,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your advice to new teachers! I hope you are able to make it back to Ireland one day!
Andrea
Right Down the Middle
You're so right about trying new things! If we don't give those new ideas a try, we become stunted in our profession. I hope you make it back to Ireland! It would be a wonderful place to visit! Thank you for linking up with Weekend Warriors this month!
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Primarily Speaking
Hi Kaitlyn! It was great getting to learn more about you today! Having the opportunity to teach abroad must have been AMAZING! I am half way through my teaching career and I would love to teach in Italy someday!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up with the Weekend Warriors. We hope to have you back again next month!
Mrs. DiBenedetto's First Grade Critter Cafe
What a great bio! Teaching abroad is on my bucket list, and Scotland would be a great place to go. You are right on about trying new things. Being open minded learner really does pave the pathway to great teaching.
ReplyDeleteMy jaw hit the floor when I read that you student taught in Scotland. That must have been INCREDIBLE! I have always wanted to travel overseas, but teaching over there would be even more amazing! How different was their education system from ours? Anything you took away from that experience that you would want other teachers to know?
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