Back to School for a Second Time
Week 2: Meet the Students I would like to start off by acknowledging that each teacher’s situation in their school board and even their specific
Author: Amy
The Past 17 Days of Teaching
Back to work post confinement I would like to start off by acknowledging that each teacher’s situation in their school board and even their specific
El Plato Tipico
These days, I have food on the brain. This is a post about el plato tipico de Honduras (the typical dish) and my musings on
Overcoming Anxiety during the Lockdown – Search for Meaning
I recently found the following piece of writing while going through the Word files in the Blog folder on my desktop computer. I wrote this
Our Daily Routine
Each and every one of us is experiencing stress and anxiety at the moment with the Coronavirus pandemic constantly interrupting our thoughts. I do not
Side Trip to Cuba
In March 2018, I travelled to Matanzas, Cuba with a group of teenagers from Drummondville, Québec who were participating on a school exchange with ARO
Stuck at Home
Political Unrest in Honduras During the two years we lived in Honduras, we experienced several episodes of political unrest and subsequent lockdown orders to stay
The Piñata Party
“Hit! Hit! Then lots of candy!” That’s how my wide eyed two-year-old described his first piñata experience. The traditional papier mâché piñata is very much
Teaching ESL in Honduras
I am a primary school teacher by profession and fell into teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) by chance. My love of languages and
Speaking in Tongues
Since I can remember, I have been fascinated by how languages are learned. I studied Early Childhood Elementary Education at Concordia University in Montreal and