I’m in Dublin!
Hello, friends, family, and followers! So, as you may or may not have noticed, I have been on a bit of a hiatus from this blog…for six months. It ended […]
Tag Archives: teaching
The Year Ahead
I cannot believe it is already 2019! Honestly, it does not feel like I have been in Namibia for 17 months, and yet here I am. 2018 seemed like such […]
For the Love of Reading
I grew up with a love of reading. It was my favourite part of school – especially when we got to go to the library to check out new books. […]
Primary vs. Secondary Projects
This is kind of an extension to my previous post about the first goal of the Peace Corps. Within our communities, regions, and sometimes the entire country, volunteers complete projects. […]
Six Months in the Peace Corps
It does not feel like six months have passed since I arrived in Namibia back in August. Every day seemed so full and so long, and yet I feel as […]
CBT: Week Three
The third and final week of CBT went by way too quickly for my liking. It was our week of solo teaching, and our week of goodbyes. The solo teaching […]
CBT: Week Two
Week 2 of CBT gave us our first taste of teaching in a Namibian classroom. We worked with a few of the teachers at the school to co-plan lessons that […]
CBT: Week One
Hello from Okombahe, Namibia! A couple weeks ago we said goodbye to Okahandja for three weeks in order to spread out across Namibia for Community Based Training (CBT). CBT gives […]
A Day in the Life: PST
Our first section of training is about to come to a close: on Friday we will be leaving Okahandja for the next three weeks in order to engage in Community […]
Roaming Romary 