It’s Sunday night. Your weekend is officially coming to an end, and somewhere between dinner and getting ready for bed, you suddenly remember: Tomorrow is Monday. And Monday is the first day of school. For teachers, the Sunday Scaries hit a little d...
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Hello dear readers! Have you ever dreamed of waking up in a new country, or hearing the chatter of a classroom filled with curious students speaking a language you’re just beginning to learn? For many teachers, that dream starts with one simple ste...
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Teaching abroad has been one wild and wonderful ride for me—and after 11 years in Turkey, I can honestly say it’s been full of challenges, surprises, and unforgettable moments. When I first landed, I was juggling teaching Spanish, prepping teens and...
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They say that emigrating is starting from scratch. I believe it’s starting with everything... but in a different place. Emigrating is not an easy decision, and my story reflects that path filled with emotions, dreams, and challenges. I am Dominican,...
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Dicen que emigrar es empezar de cero. Yo creo que es empezar con todo… pero en otro lugar. Emigrar no es una decisión sencilla, y mi historia refleja ese camino lleno de emociones, sueños y desafíos. Soy dominicana y hace once años tomé una de las d...
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As a teacher, my job is simple: answer questions. At least… that’s what I thought when I signed up. What no one tells you is that somewhere between “What’s the meaning of..?” and “Can I go to the bathroom?”, your students slowly start taking over as...
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Hey there, dear readers! As the school year comes to a close, we all feel that familiar mix of excitement and nostalgia. Summer is just around the corner, but before we rush into it, there’s something meaningful about finishing the year thoughtfully...
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Hey everyone! I just wanted to share a little update about my author page on Amazon KDP. If you’re curious about my books or want to check out what I’ve been working on, that’s the place to go! You can find all my titles in one spot, and it’s super ...
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Hello dear readers, As many of you know, navigating the complex world of United States immigration regulations can be tricky, whether you’re a paralegal, HR pro, or someone working directly with immigration cases. That’s why I recommend a handy cour...
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If you appreciated Carmen Gomez’s powerful message in "Una Nación de Luto," then you’ll definitely want to check out her latest book, a heartfelt and honest reflection on raising sons today. In this new read,"Los caballeros no nacen se hacen", Carme...
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Hello dear readrs! I just finished reading a powerful book that I can't stop thinking about, and I wanted to share it with you all. It's called "Una Nación de Luto" (A Nation in Mourning), written by my good friend Carmen Gomez. The book dives ...
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Before you dive into my books, I would like to introduce myself—not as an expert who has everything figured out, but as a real person who’s still learning, still growing, and still practicing what I’m about to share with you. I’m a teacher, an...
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We all know that feeling at the end of a class when you’ve just wrapped up all the lessons and activities, and there are still a few minutes left on the clock. Instead of letting those precious moments slip away into silence (or worse, wanderi...
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If you are a teacher or know someone who is, you've probably encountered a few juicy myths about teaching. Let's break them down, get real, and maybe even have a chuckle or two along the way. Myth 1: Teachers have summers off to relax Oh, how ...
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