Safe Travels SUSI Educators

As the Study of the U.S. Institutes for Secondary Educators (SUSIs) participants wrap up their final week in Washington, DC, we highlight what they’ve been up to for the past month! The

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My Final week of the Program in Washington

By Austėja Maskoliūnaitėm, Lithuania The final week of the SUSI program began in the US capital, Washington D.C. It’s a white-walled city, with neither the tall buildings of New York

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The Grand Canyon

A Travel in Time and Space By Gianna Gkioni, Greece On the day of the 30th of June my alarm went off at 4 o’clock. Our task for that morning

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Building resilience through Trauma-informed SEL Strategies

Insights from Today’s Session By Claire Laniol, France Today, we had the pleasure of attending an enlightening session on Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) teaching by Celine Mudahakana. The experience

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A Visit to Museum of Northern Arizona

By Deddy Asrol Lintong, Brunei Darussalam On the 1st of July, we all gathered at the lobby at 9.40 am to depart from our hotel to visit the Museum of

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Backs Against the Wall

By Rubén Legal, Argentina The SUSI program at ITD 2024 for secondary educators had in store a variety of experiences and emotions for us, the lucky, chosen teachers from twenty

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From Massachusetts to Arizona

By Umid Abdullaev, Uzbekistan It is 4 a.m., the 27th of June. ITD vans are waiting for us outside of Amherst College dorms to take us to the airport. Weather

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Farewell, Amherst

By Abdelaziz Yakhlef, Morocco Today is farewell day. It started early, as usual, right after the sun had just risen. Some of us, the house people, went to Valentine Hall

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The Essence of New York City

The Museum of Natural History and Central Park By Nur Kalkan, Cyprus 23.06.2024 (NYC) New York City buzzes with excitement on a warm summer day, offering endless adventures. On our

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To Boston & New York

By Jorge Brizuela, Paraguay To Boston After a few weeks living in Amherst, this trip to Boston has definitely shape my view on cultural dynamics. Personally, I felt overwhelmed by

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