During this week of field observations one thing that has stood out is an impressive commitment to providing fresh, nutritious school...

I am finally able to decipher most words, even though I don’t know what they mean. However, instead of focusing on how hard feeling...

Finally, after several cancellations and rebookings, I made it to Seoul, Korea to participate in the Fulbright-Hayes Graduate Program...

My first day in Seoul, we had a tour of Changdeokgung Palace and I was enamored by the statues of funny little mythical animals. Our...

The World's (Affordable) Game: Soccer's Accessibility in Korea and Around the World Soccer's Accessibility in Korea and Around the World...

The Metro Experience with a Jingle This is part of a three or four part blog series. These posts will be interactive on my website...

This past Friday, I had the opportunity to visit the DMZ, or demilitarized zone. I was excited to learn more about the history of the...

Hello! My name is Dave Stastny. I am a Social Studies teacher at Gretna High School. I have taught American and World History there for...

My name is Maryn Heald and I teach 6th grade English Language Arts and Social Studies for Lincoln Public Schools. As a Korean adoptee,...

Every restaurant in South Korea gives its dishes their unique taste. I found it cool that almost every restaurant has aprons that one can...

Upon visiting Seoul, a big city and reminiscing about my hometown Chicago, I have decided to compare the differences between these two...

I have been in Korea for about one week so far. There have been many fascinating things to learn and see in Seoul. I could discuss how...

Using the metro is a fast, cheap, and safe way to get around in Seoul. I felt confident venturing around Seoul alone after just one trip...

I’m Nichole and I’ve been teaching middle school English Learners (ELs) in a newcomers program for 9 years now. This is my first time...