Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
Simplicity in Learning, Living, and Exploring
Here, I share stories, insights, and reflections drawn from my diverse teaching experiences across the globe. From navigating expat life to embracing mindfulness and simplicity, each post aims to inspire and connect with fellow educators and curious minds. Join me every Sunday for new entries, and feel free to explore the “Beyond Words” section, where I invite you to share your own creative expressions. Let’s journey together through the art of learning and living!
We just came off a week-long break that, while not quite a vacation, was a welcome pause in our usual routine. My husband’s lingering back pain kept us close to home, and though it wasn’t the relaxation we had planned,…
There’s something undeniably special about plants, isn’t there? They possess this calm, quiet presence, effortlessly thriving amidst the chaos of life. I’ve always felt a profound connection to them, even if our relationship has been a bit… complicated. My journey…
I’m happy to share some great news! My journey with the TES Institute has been featured as a testimonial on their official website. 🌟 In my story, I discuss how TES Institute’s Master’s in Education with Pedagogy program, in partnership…
When I first moved to Thailand in 2008, I was ready for adventure… or so I thought! Little did I know that navigating life in a country where only a few people spoke English would present some hilarious challenges. I’ll…
When I tell you to smile, I’m telling you to light up the room Make it so I can’t think of anything else, When all I see are photographs of you I wonder if I will ever forget What kind…
As an Early Years Educator in an open-concept kindergarten in Germany, I’ve encountered a unique approach to early childhood education. In this setting, children between the ages of 1 and 6 roam freely across different function rooms, engaging in various…
We all have moments when life feels overwhelming, and the path ahead seems unclear. It’s easy to get caught in a cycle of negativity, feeling unsatisfied with where we are or what we’ve achieved. But if there’s one thing I’ve…
Growing up, my mom (bless her soul) had this charming vision of me becoming a teacher. She thought it would be great for my physical conditions. I, on the other hand, dreamed of donning a white coat as a doctor…
The Inspiration: I’ve wanted to create a blog for several years, but life always seemed to get in the way. However, I realised that the stories I’ve gathered and the experiences I’ve lived through are worth sharing. I know I’ve…