Rachel's Introduction to Richfield High's A.P. Biology Class

Hello to my classroom connection in Richfield, Minnesota! I feel so fortunate to be writing to you and sharing my love for our precious, shared world. Let's learn about Norway together!

Raghav's Autobiography

Seven years ago, I was sitting in your same classroom, exploring the same topics and studying for the same map quizzes. Now, thanks to that inspiration, I'm across the world, sharing it with you!

These Boots Were Made For Walking!

Getting around Tbilisi is much different from how I am used to in the United States. The main difference in Tblisi is that instead relying on a personal car people, here, use public transportation.

Hajar's Journey to South Korea

Hello! My name is Hajar and I am from New York City. I am so excited to share my journey with you all in South Korea...let's go!

It's Olive Harvest Time!

In the fall, the olive harvest begins in the city of Irbid in northern Jordan. My Fulbright program took a trip to an olive farm for a wonderful day of exploration!

The Dead Sea, Jordan's saltiest place

I visited the Dead Sea twice between the months of September and January. I'd love to tell you about its natural environment and how unique this lake is to the region!

Refugees in Jordan: a difficult question

In this journal, I talk about the different types of refugees in Jordan and some of the problems they face. I also discuss differing social attitudes towards refugees. 

A Conversation with a Teacher in Southern Taiwan

In this article, I report on the conversation I had with a Henghcun local!

Learning how to communicate in a new place

In this journal entry, I talk about some of the differences between the Arabic I know and the Jordanian dialect. I also talk about the sign language symbols people use.

The great knafeh debate of Jordan

What is knafeh, and why is it such a hotly debated food in Jordan? Come find out!

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