The #SameHere program provides students, teachers, administrators and parents with a network of resources, live video sessions and community connections to help support their own mental health. New York, New York, May 1, 2020- In celebration of Mental Health Awareness Month, Belouga and We’re All A Little Crazy have organized a month-long program, starting, May …
The current global climate has forced a majority of the world to practice social distancing; leaving administrators, teachers and parents scouring the internet to find engaging solutions to provide continuity of education for their students and children. And as if transitioning to a completely new way of teaching is not a struggle enough, many teachers …
The school year is fully back in session, and boy do we have a welcome back gift for you. Our global community of teachers and students means the world to us, which is why our goal has always been to provide the community with new and impactful learning initiatives that sparks curiosity and creates cultural bridges. Today, we are bringing …
*This post is a guest post from Pornchanok Chalyata based in Thailand. She has been teaching English as an Additional Language, English, and Writing at Bromsgrove International School in Thailand for eight years. Keeping students motivated, engaged, and responsive is a little tricky for even the best instructors around the world. It is simple to teach the same …
Is there anything that brings us together more than food? No matter what country or city you are in, we can all connect over a good home cooked meal. Nicholas Blandford, a teacher at O.O.Y. Slavejko Arsov in Stip, Macedonia, shares one of the countries great recipes with us- Ajvar! Ajvar is made from bell …
Our resident global citizen, Matt Murrie, has embarked on a two month road-trip to introduce Belouga to schools around the world. This journey has been incredible so far to say the least, and we wanted to share a few of his experiences. Here’s an inside look at our journey from the past month from Matt. The …
Remember the first time you learned about another culture than your own? Perhaps it was in the setting of your classroom, in a local restaurant or maybe even on a family vacation. No matter how you discovered this culture, you may quickly start feeling somewhat of an attachment to that culture or as we like to …