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 this episode, I speak to Kini Teesdale. Kini is an Early Years practitioner who has worked in humanitarian and refugee education for over a decade in USA, France, and Greece. Kini is also a co-founder of Crisis Management Association, whose focus is on providing healthcare systems to refugees and displaced people in Lesvos, Greece.
As part of Kini's Masters degree, she undertook research for her thesis at the Alsama School in Beirut, Lebanon. The Alsama Project is a non-profit, NGO founded in 2020 in a refugee camp in Beirut and now serving over 800 young refugees and displaced teenagers from across the Middle-East.
You can find out more about both NGOs at the following websites:
www.crisismanagementassociation.com
www.alsamaproject.com
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