Travel and life blog of a 6-foot-tall Boston teacher and new mother
Article #12 in the Student Travel Stories Series from our tour of Beijing, China. By Xiu Na, Age 15, 9th Grade in Boston. Born in Southern China, came to the U.S. at age 3.
Q: What were your favorite parts of our China trip, and why?
A: My favorite [...Read More!]
Article #11 in the Student Travel Stories Series from our tour of Beijing, China. By Daniel, Age 17, 11th Grade in Boston. Born in the U.S. to parents from El Salvador.
Q: What message about China are you bringing home to America now that you’ve traveled to Beijing?
A: I [...Read More!]
Article #10 in the Student Travel Stories Series from our tour of Beijing, China. By Terry, Age 17, 12th Grade in Boston. Born in the U.S. to parents from Vietnam and China.
Q: Terry, tell the readers about the crazy 798 Art Zone in Beijing!
A: The 798 Art Zone [...Read More!]
Fabulous news!
I’ve just had my first ever article published in the fancy and famous Huffington Post! (If you’re a cool kid, you may know it as the “HuffPo”.) Want to read it? Great!
Click here to see: “5 Things I Learned About Education From Taking 42 High [...Read More!]
Article #9 in the Student Travel Stories Series from our tour of Beijing, China. By Stephane, Age 17, 11th Grade in Boston. Born in Haiti, moved to U.S. at age 10.
Q: How did you feel about our China trip?
A: Had anyone told me seven years ago [...Read More!]
Article #8 in the Student Travel Stories Series from our tour of Beijing, China. By Ryan, Age 16, 10th Grade in Boston. Born in the U.S. to parents from America.
Q: Ryan, you’re not just a vegetarian, you’re a vegan, meaning you don’t eat dairy, eggs, or [...Read More!]
