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“What If” Everyone Had the Opportunity to be Literate?

October 10, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein 3 Comments

Yesterday, I sat before my computer screen pondering different ways to contribute to my Twitter feed. Which articles or words of wisdom should I retweet? What link should I provide from my website blog. Should I delve into the murky waters of using a hashtag? I have to admit that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: International Education Tagged With: Abheek Singhi, Ban Ki-Moon, Brandon Wiley, Education in India, expat teaching abroad, International education, Jon Schnur, Marc Tucker, Maureen Downey, Michael J. Silverstein, Thomas L Friedman, University of Colorado School of Education, US education

Tikvah Means Hope- Charming Classic for Sukkot

October 8, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

As the Festival of Sukkot is drawing to a close, I apologize for not focusing on any multicultural picture books that highlight my favorite holiday. Having all of my children home for the High Holidays put my brain in vacation mode. My trip to the public library was far from … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Books, Jewish Culture, Reviews Tagged With: Books, multicultural picture books- Jewish, Patrica Palacco, picture books- devastating fires, picture books- Oakland fire, picture books- Sukkot, Teaching, Tikvah Means Hope

Lessons Learned From Sukkot and Being an Empty-Nester

October 6, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein 6 Comments

The cycle of the seasons continues on without delay. This year the change is abrupt, but at the same time refreshing after a long record breaking hot summer. As the crisp air replaces the dry heat, I am adding another chapter to my thoughts about lessons learned. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Family, Jewish Culture, Lifestyle Tagged With: empty-nester, Illinois, Jewish family celebrations, Northbrook Illinois, shaking lulav and etrog, sukkah, Sukkot, Sukkot joy

Exploring Indian Culture at the British Museum

October 3, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein 2 Comments

Traveling abroad provides an excellent opportunity to explore diverse cultures. Prior to living in India, I had not taken the time to learn about Hinduism, Jainism, or Buddhism. Suddenly, I was surrounded by intriguing statues and symbols and a mega dose of Indian culture In … [Read more...]

Filed Under: International Education Tagged With: British Museum, Hindu sculptures at British Museum, symbols associated with Hinduism, Teaching

Exploring Ancient Civilizations at the British Museum, London

October 1, 2012 By Sandra Bornstein Leave a Comment

After taking an extended break to spend time with my children, I'm back to writing. Slowly, my thoughts are coming together as I ponder what topics I will explore. In the meantime, I'll share some of the amazing things that I saw at London's British Museum. If you enjoy … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe, International Education, Worldwide Travel Tagged With: British Museum, pictures from British Museum, Teaching, teaching ancient cultures

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