– Written by Ian Morse, ETA in Gorontalo – Surprise. You’ve had a great day visiting Ian’s school, but all of a sudden everyone had to leave and you’ve been left alone. A few teachers had to dash to a wedding party in North Gorontalo. One had a sick child at home, a couple others…
–By Michaela Chinn and Katarina Krueger– Kata and I wanted to show what a fun-filled adventure we have had while living in Central Java as Fulbright English Teaching Assistants (ETAs). We’ve worked hard to nurture meaningful relationships within our schools and communities and to learn about Indonesian and Javanese culture. In doing so, we have…
–By Kayla Stewart– As ETAs (English Teaching Assistants) get adjusted to living in Indonesia, many are achieving their teaching and learning goals, from creating awesome lesson plans to working with innovative extracurricular clubs. Many ETAs are now extending that goal-setting to mastering Bahasa Indonesia. “I find myself using what I’ve learned with people in Indonesia…
