They were mentors for those of us in the younger generation, preparing us for the real world.
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ESL Teaching: How Do You Say “Jewish” in Your Language?
Though it was an unnecessary feeling, I sometimes felt isolated as a Jew in Europe.
ESL Students Say the Darnedest Things
I have to be honest: sometimes, I remained silent, grinning internally at my students’ expense.
One to One: Teaching (and Gossiping with) Individual Students
I found justification for ditching the lesson plans for long chats.
Crafting an ESL Schedule, or the Art of Saying No
Yes, you obviously need to accept some courses – but you don’t need them all.
My Actual Costs – Europe – Summer 1998
Thoughts on money for the budget-minded When it comes to travel, there are two things you can count on: (1) you’ll always find a cheaper exchange rate after you’ve traded your money, and (2) you’ll always go over budget. I don’t mean to be negative, but these are the Murphy’s Laws of travel. Yes, there are more, but […]
Packing List For A Summer In Europe
I purposely bought a small backpack to help limit me in what I brought on the trip.
