Teaching Beyond Borders
Teaching Beyond Borders
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This podcast looks to explore the experiences of international teachers from all over the world and brought together by the University of Sunderland’s International Initial Teacher Training programmes.
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Explores themes related to international teaching, cultural exchanges, and education in conflict zones, with specific episodes highlighting topics such as 'Teaching in Conflict' with educators like Mohamad Rabah from Palestine and discussions on the impact of cultural differences on teaching methodologies.
This podcast looks to explore the experiences of international teachers from all over the world and brought together by the University of Sunderland’s International Initial Teacher Training programmes.
In the second episode of this ‘Teaching in Conflict’ series, I speak to Julia Knight. Julia is an experienced international teacher and educational leader who has taught in Thailand, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain.
During her time in education, she has experienced terrorist attacks (plural!), a military coup, and presidential visits; so what has all of this taught Julia about what it takes to keep on coming back?
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