written by Executive Director Chadd McGlone, PhD As a math educator, I love thought exercises that get my mental wheels turning. Nothing is more fun for me than to field questions about why we’ve designed T2TGlobal’s programs to be what they...
The T2TGlobal team has grown recently in response to the needs of teachers and students around the world. We'd like to introduce you to the newest members of our staff. Ali Jones will oversee all of our projects from Texas as...
by Naomi Blum, MEd T2TGlobal's Education Engagement Coordinator Silk Hope School in Siler City, North Carolina, forms a small, tight-knit community. Often the staff there watch students grow up from kindergarten all the way through eighth grade, witnessing their evolution as people...
by Katie Korsyn, T2TGlobal Leadership Coordinator Because in Guatemala the school year lines up with the calendar year, November brings opportunities to celebrate months of learning in the festive spirit of the imminent holidays. The end of the year is a...
T2TGlobal has two new members on its roster of math education experts. Andrea Ayala and Paola Castillo from the Universidad San Francisco de Quito in Ecuador volunteered their time to coach teachers in the Galápagos Islands. They describe their first experience...
In the field of education, global is a constant buzzword. School administrators, state boards, and parents continually call for teachers to weave global themes into their lessons. In recognition of the many requirements already consuming teachers’ time and attention, we started...
by Chadd McGlone, Executive Director of T2TGlobal If travel to faraway places is on your bucket list, you can’t go much farther than Nepal. Known as the gateway to Mount Everest, Nepal contains eight of the world’s ten tallest peaks. Landlocked...
by Gabriela Bermingham, second grade dual language teacher in Asheville, NC For the last two years, T2TGlobal has shipped boxes to me full of handicrafts from countries such as Guatemala, Ecuador and Kenya. My students sell the items at our school...
by Andi Green, Instructional Coach at Martin Millennium Academy | Tarboro, NC There is something powerful and grounding about standing at the center of the world. Something that makes you reflect on what is at your core. Teaching is at my core. It...
Our guest blogger today is Dustin Dresser of Costa Rica Frika. We invited him to Antigua, Guatemala, last month, to serve as an interpreter for T2TGlobal's math education conference for local teachers. Here are his reflections...
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