Today, I am a guest blogger at Kirby’s Lane: A Place for Readers and Bloggers. I discuss some of my experiences at an international school in Bangalore. Teaching in India made me more aware of what it means to be an effective teacher and why it is important to periodically step outside one’s comfort zone. Take a few moments and follow this link to Kirby’s site. She offers a wonderful forum for guest bloggers who write about reading and writing.
I’d love to hear from people who have stepped outside their comfort zone or have taught abroad. Please consider leaving a comment.
Kirby Lane Larson is an award winning author of children’s books. Kirby has received an impressive list of awards.
- 2007 Newbery Honor Book Award
- Montana Book Award
- Christopher Award
- ASPCA Henry Bergh Award
- Southern Independent Booksellers Award
- Alabama Camellia Award
- Montana Treasure State Award
- North Carolina Young Readers Choice Award
- North Dakota Flicker Tale Award
- Pennsylvania Keystone Award
- Washington Children’s Choice Picture Book Award
Have any of my readers read any of her books?
- Hattie Ever After
- Friendship Doll
- The Fences Between Us
- Nubs: The True Story of a Mutt, a Marine, & a Miracle
- Two Bobbies: A True Story of Hurricane Katrina Friendship and Survival
- Hattie Big Sky
If so, which one was your favorite?
Related Blogs:
10 Responses to My Teaching Abroad
Precautions When Traveling to a Third World Country
Children’s Reading Preferences: USA and India
Agendas and Multicultural Literature
Bio
Sandra Bornstein is the author of MAY THIS BE THE BEST YEAR OF YOUR LIFE. The memoir chronicles Sandra’s living and teaching adventure in Bangalore, India. She is a licensed K-6 Colorado teacher. The memoir is available on Amazon.
John Nairn says
Glad I took the time to visit, my wife and I as International educators really enjoyred reading the above and would love to read more in the future maybe even contribute.
Great idea and work
Sandra Bornstein says
John, Thanks for stopping by. I’ve yet to include guest blogs on my site, but will definitely consider this option. I want to get my author interview/book reviews more established before I venture into another format. I will definitely keep your request in mind. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy my blog postings.