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December 20, 2016
![[Once upon a time, I became a teacher…]
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To play an active role in educating our future leaders.
Because education, as I had thought, was the answer to societal issues.
Hoping that I could change students’ lives.
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While you may say that Is admirable, I was reminded every day that these goals weren’t going to happen overnight. To be a teacher, you may not see any ROI. You won’t see the immediate effects of your labor. Or, not at all.
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When I moved on from teaching middle school students, I had the pleasure of working with adults language learners, elderly volunteers, and now college students.
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I don’t have a direct role as a “teacher,” but that doesn’t stop me from being an educator. My roles have given me a platform to bring awareness around topics related to community initiatives, global incidents, studying abroad, and more.
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I am more than just a travel blogger. There’s more to the story than you can imagine.
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What are some experiences you’ve had the contribute to what you do today?
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There’s no place like home. 🤗
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“Trip” Down Memory Lane ⠀⠀
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