Showing posts with label international education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label international education. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Kathleen Ralf

Kathleen Ralf

Kathleen Ralf, Germany, Secondary, History, English, Humanities, Technology Integration

I have been a Secondary educator for over 15 years. I have a Masters in Educational Technology and currently work in a 1 to 1 environment. I have been living and teaching in Germany for the last 5 years.

Lehrer Werkstatt
Reflections on living and teaching in Germany. It is a Gemischt look at the life of an expat and the life a teacher in a multicultural classroom.

Theme: educational technology, history, english, international education, international baccalaureate

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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Lillie Marshall

Lillie Marshall

Lillie Marshall, USA, All Sectors, Global Education

Lillie is a Boston teacher and Global Education blogger who runs http://www.TeachingTraveling.com and http://www.AroundTheWorldL.com. She is the founder of the Education Bloggers group at http://www.facebook.com/groups/EducationBloggers/

Teaching Traveling
A Global Education site to inspire and assist more teachers to travel and more travelers to teach!

I am obsessed with supporting and unifying teacher bloggers and teacher travelers!

Theme: globaled, travel, global education, international education, teacher travel, ESL

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Elizabeth Wargo

Elizabeth Wargo

Elizabeth Wargo, China, K-12

I am an educator, global citizen, adventurer, triathlete, expat, doctoral student that is online-a-lot and currently in the mountains too little and of course how can I forget the proud owner of Huckleberry, the Jack Russell terrorist.

Currently I am teaching at Shanghai American School and working towards my doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Montana. Hailing from the “Inland Northwest” I studied Business Administration at Seattle University and earned a Master’s in Teaching from Whitworth College.

Quixotic Learning - currently offline
Understanding that I live in a Web 2.0 world, I started this blog to share with you how I am involved in the never ending process of learning. This blog is a window into me as an educator: my teaching philosophy, passion for content, love for the learning process and my ability to enhance student learning through technology integration.

Theme: education, reform, pedagogy, curriculum, professional development, innovation, collaboration, communication, leadership, international education

Thursday, March 19, 2009

David Comp

David Comp

David Comp, USA, Tertiary, International Education

David Comp currently works as the Senior Adviser for International Initiatives in The College at The University of Chicago and Founding Principal of International Higher Education Consulting.

He serves on the editorial advisory board of the Journal of Studies in International Education (JSIE) and edits and maintains the respected International Higher Education Consulting Blog and International Education Blog sites.

He has co-authored several book chapters and reports on international education topics. His research focuses on the use of international education for soft power and public diplomacy efforts; methodology of data collection on global student and scholar mobility and on the history of international education exchanges.

International Higher Education Consulting Blog
International Higher Education Consulting Blog provides timely news and informational pieces that are of interest to both the international education and public diplomacy communities. From time to time, International Higher Education Consulting Blog will post thought provoking pieces to challenge readers and to encourage comments and professional dialogue.

International Education Blogs & News
Second blog project

Theme: international education, study abroad, public diplomacy
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Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Deborah Kerwood

Deborah Kerwood

Deborah Kerwood, Egypt, Secondary, Professional Development

Teaching Special Education at American International School in Cairo. I am a student at University of New England in Maine, U.S. via online. Working on the topic of differentiated instruction. Learning to use technology in education.

Show and Tell - currently offline
Show and Tell is a blog for teachers to share ideas and links about differentiated instruction.

Hometown - Vinton, Ohio, USA

Theme: professional development, technology, special education, international education, lesson plans, assessment

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Maya Frost

Maya Frost

Maya Frost, Argentina, USA, Secondary, Higher, Community College, University, Global Education

Maya Frost is America's Top Education Designer and the author of The New Global Student: Skip the SAT, Save Thousands on Tuition, and Get a Truly International Education (May 2009).

She's the founder of the Education Design Institute, a creative group of "edurati" from around the world, and is the head cheerleader for Smart Education Design.

New Globals
Maya Frost, author of The New Global Student, writes about bright ideas and bold moves in education design around the world.

Theme: global education, international education, parenting, study abroad, college prep, college admissions, college degree