I’ve always been up for adventure. Somewhere in my teenage years, after school, I lost touch with that side of myself. But like they say, what you are will eventually find its way back. In my twenties, when I began working as a teacher, that spark returned. The sense of wonder, the childlike curiosity—it came […]
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New Zealand wasn’t just a destination, it was my beginning…! I never imagined I’d travel alone. The idea of flying across the world, 19 hours by myself, felt too much. Honestly, I thought it wasn’t something I could ever do. I used to feel awkward even ordering food alone in a restaurant. So solo travel?
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A Journey of Adventure, Connection, and Giving Back! Travel has always meant more to me than just checking places off a list. It’s about going deeper, staying longer, and letting the place change me in ways I didn’t expect. I’ve always preferred experiences over luxury—cheap flights, street food, and modest stays. That’s where the
Cambodia: Temples, Thunderstorms, and Tender Coconuts. Read More »
Let’s be honest—not every child walks into class excited about math. Some carry fear, others frustration, and a few have already decided it’s not for them. But I’ve learned that those feelings can change—math can be loved, if we just meet children where they are. 🌿 Start with Listening Before I teach a concept, I
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Travel has been one of the best teachers in my life. It’s given me fresh eyes.It’s helped me slow down.And most importantly—it’s changed the way I teach. 🌍 It shifts how you see the world When I travel, I don’t just look at places.I notice how life moves.How people speak, how they behave in public,
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I was camping near Acireale, a quiet town in eastern Sicily. My tent was pitched on a cliff that looked straight out at the Mediterranean. It wasn’t anything fancy—just a basic campsite—but it felt like the perfect place to slow down. Every morning, I’d wake up to the sound of the sea and the sight
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Not every child walks into class ready to learn.Some carry excitement. Some carry hesitation.Some avoid eye contact altogether. But over time, I’ve learned something important:every child is capable of loving learning—if we meet them where they are. For me, that often begins with a game. 🎲 Why Games Matter Games aren’t just something I use
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