> Unfortunately I was never able to study abroad in Spain or > LA during my time in college. However, in the summer of > 2014-- after I complete my Master's degree-- I am hoping to > spend a little time exploring South America. I am thinking > of staying in Bogota Colombia and *somehow* getting to > Brazil for the 2014 World Cup. My question is for you > Spanish teachers who have either studied abroad and/or > spent extensive time travelling. Where is your favorite > place to go and why? I went to Costa Rica in 2008 and loved > it, but really want to spend good quality time in South > America... the entire summer if I could. > > Thanks guys! > > Rob.
I'll probably fly and then stay in Hostals for the entire trip, much cheaper. :D
On 12/14/12, robert leabo wrote: > HOORAH I didn't know this board existed! > >> Unfortunately I was never able to study abroad in Spain > or > LA during my time in college. However, in the summer > of > 2014-- after I complete my Master's degree-- I am > hoping to > spend a little time exploring South America. I > am thinking > of staying in Bogota Colombia and *somehow* > getting to > Brazil for the 2014 World Cup. My question is > for you > Spanish teachers who have either studied abroad > and/or > spent extensive time travelling. Where is your > favorite > place to go and why? I went to Costa Rica in > 2008 and loved > it, but really want to spend good quality > time in South > America... the entire summer if I could. > >> Thanks guys! >> Rob. > > I'll probably fly and then stay in Hostals for the entire > trip, much cheaper. :D
On 12/14/12, Jon Bell wrote: > That's a hard assignment, Robert! > I have lived and worked in Spain and Mexico, traveled > extensively in Central America and South America. Spain is > always my first love since I met my wife there. As for this > hemisphere, one of my favorite countries is Ecuador (epecially > the city of Cuenca-beautiful mountains, beautiful river > passing through, really nice people);another is Buenos Aires, > Argentina which is absolutely fabulous-so much to see and so > many places to go. Another good one is Montevideo, Uruguay. > It's really hard to pick a place that isn't interesting for a > Spanish major. > Have you thought about teaching English in one of those > countries for a year...you'd really learn the language. > (That's how I met my wife; I was teaching English in Spain.) > Just take it easy and see as much as you can!! > > On 12/14/12, robert leabo wrote: >> HOORAH I didn't know this board existed! >> >>> Unfortunately I was never able to study abroad in Spain >> or > LA during my time in college. However, in the summer >> of > 2014-- after I complete my Master's degree-- I am >> hoping to > spend a little time exploring South America. I >> am thinking > of staying in Bogota Colombia and *somehow* >> getting to > Brazil for the 2014 World Cup. My question is >> for you > Spanish teachers who have either studied abroad >> and/or > spent extensive time travelling. Where is your >> favorite > place to go and why? I went to Costa Rica in >> 2008 and loved > it, but really want to spend good quality >> time in South > America... the entire summer if I could. > >>> Thanks guys! >> Rob. >> >> I'll probably fly and then stay in Hostals for the entire >> trip, much cheaper. :D
I am a Spanish teacher looking to study abroad for 4-6 weeks in a Spanish speaking country and bring a few of my elementary aged children. Does a program like this exist? Thank you for any information.
If you're looking for travel opportunities over the summer please check out GEEO (Global Exploration for Educators) at [link removed].
Global Exploration for Educators Organization (GEEO) is a 501c3 non-profit organization that runs summer professional development travel programs designed for teachers.
GEEO is offering 22 different travel programs for the summer of 2013: India/Nepal, Italy, Portugal/Spain, Amalfi Coast, Eastern Europe, Budapest to Istanbul, Vietnam, Comfort Thailand, Thailand/Laos, Cambodia, China, Comfort China, Russia/Mongolia/China, Turkey 15 day, Turkey 8-Day, Kenya/Tanzania, South Africa/Mozambique/Zimbabwe/Botswana, Morocco, Peru, Ecuador, The Galapagos Islands and Costa Rica. The registration deadline is June 1st, but space is limited and many programs will be full well before the deadline.
Educators have the option to earn graduate school credit and professional development credit while seeing the world. The trips are 8 to 24 days in length and are designed and discounted to be interesting and affordable for teachers. GEEO provides teachers educational materials and the structure to help them bring their experiences into the classroom. The trips are open to all nationalities of K-12 and university educators and administrators, as well as retired educators. Educators are also permitted to bring along a non-educator guest.
Detailed information about each trip, including itineraries, costs, travel dates, and more can be found at [link removed].
If you have any questions, please feel free to call (1-877- 600-0105) or email me at [email removed]
looking for a school in MA or Southern NH to co-host a 2 week exchange group from Rome. Travel opportunities available for reciprocal exchange. all girls in group. ages 16/17. I will organize everything. looking forward to sharing more if anyone is interested.
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