ruraleducators
The main question in education today is how to get our students ready for the future. We don’t know what the future will look like, so we need to think about what kind of learning experiences our students need. We want them to be creative, innovative, and skilful in the future. But how can we […]
ruraleducators
In the depths of my secondary school years, the path ahead seemed foggy and uncertain. That is, until a pivotal moment when curiosity tugged at my heartstrings and propelled me on an eye-opening journey. It was a day like any other when I made a spontaneous decision to accompany my father on one of his […]
ruraleducators
As I reflect on my journey as a rural educator, one question often arises: What motivated me to embark on this path? The answer lies in my deep passion for children, particularly those from low-income families, and my love for adventure. Today, I would like to share an experience that reaffirmed my choice of being […]
ruraleducators
One of our Missionary partners, a small-framed man, with sunken cheeks and grey highlights streaked through thick black hair, asks me a question about thirty minutes before our arrival. Our only other interaction had been a quick acknowledging nod shared 2 hours ago. He asked slowly as if trying to read my mind simultaneously as […]