Re: Exchange Teaching in England?
Posted by Oh please - another bleeding heart on 9/06/08
This is a great example of why the American education system is
the laughing stock of most of the rest of the world.
How dare they take advantage of having someone from outside the
culture, political system, economic system and geography want
to exchange ideas and views.
How dare they see the world from another perspective.
How dare they get used to change.
It might inflict deep emotional distress and harm them for the
rest of their lives.
"Oh please" didn't even take the time to consider that these
exchanges may have been done over many years.
"Oh please" is worried about the it will "affect your students"
with the assumption that it is a negative affect.
"Oh please" has her/his head buried in the ground.
On 9/04/08, Oh please... wrote:
> Two exchanges and you want to leave England again? How does
> the exchanges affect your students?
>
> Sounds to me like you should just move here.
>
>
> On 9/02/08, Julie K. Childs wrote:
>> I'm an experienced teacher from a seaside town in England
>> and have successfully completed two teaching exchanges in
>> Colorado. I am looking for a third exchange as I really
>> love Colorado and teaching there. Is there a teacher in
> The
>> Jefferson County or Boulder County School system who would
>> be interested in a teaching exchange in England? We would
>> have to apply via the Fulbright exchange system which
> gives
>> insurance to both schools involved. Applicants from the US
>> have to apply by 15th October for next year's exchange.
>> Fingers crossed there's another teacher with no fear!