This is a general list checklist for expats leaving. It has the most important things to consider when leaving a country to either return home or move on to a new destination. Certain things/documents might differ from country to country. However, here are the things to take into account for a smooth transition. 9 … Read more
Here is a cheat sheet of questions all expats should ask before accepting a job in a foreign country. You want to ensure that what’s promised shall be received. I recommend you get the answers to these questions in writing so you have legal proof in case things don’t go as expected. If possible, speak … Read more
Whether you are a parent, child, teacher or even a versatile traveler, you may experience culture shock. It might happen occasionally or every time you change countries. What is culture shock? It is a feeling of disorientation when you suddenly find yourself in a new country with a new way of life and an unfamiliar … Read more
Many parents feel overwhelmed playing teacher while trying to manage their own workloads. How can you ensure maximum concentration, great results, less parent/child arguing and the satisfaction of a job well done? Here are eight simple tips for successful online learning: 1– Do not force kids to sit for too long, nor expect them … Read more
Many parents have asked us for children’s books that are available with the click of a mouse. Here is our shortlist of free children’s books. It includes a wide variety, ranging from graded readers, to colouring books, to PDF downloads, to extra activities such as games and workbooks. 1– Free children’s stories No need to … Read more
Whether you are a teacher or a parent, here are some wonderful, easy to use, readymade lesson plans for celebrations held around the world. Ramadan and Eid As Ramadan just started, you might want your students to practice vocabulary or do some hands-on activities related to this month. Here are some excellent links: https://www.twinkl.ro/resource/t2-re-297-top-10-ramadan-and-eid-resource-pack … Read more
Making your children write is difficult enough during school time, and even more so during non-school days. How can you make them do some writing and actually get them to enjoy it? Here are eight ideas: 1–If I were… Encourage your children to talk about what they’d do in the present situation, or if … Read more
After weeks of online learning, Easter/spring break is just around the corner. While the world situation keeps us pretty much indoors, here are some fun off screen activities to keep everyone engaged and active. Have an indoor picnic They are easy to set up and kids usually love the idea of eating in a … Read more
Whether we want it or not, today we have no choice but to embrace our children’s online studying and therefore their Internet exposure. Everybody seems to be working frantically to ensure our children’s studies go on. Moreover, due to the increased usage of platforms such as Zoom, more and more articles talk about security breaches, … Read more
The Internet is full of original games, activities and exercises, all ready to help you with your teaching and learning. Here is a great list of free games and activities for adults and children. They can be used by parents or teachers to make your children’s or students’ quarantine/self isolation a bit easier to bear. … Read more