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Friday Foto :: Students in Xinjiang, China

by Cate

photo by pmorgan Note for our subscribers :: If you can’t see this photo, please click through to CulturallyTeaching.com. We love connecting with our readers! Why not… ::: Share your ideas and experiences by leaving a comment. ::: Follow Cate on Twitter or friend her on Facebook. ::: Stay updated by subscribing to our RSS feed [...]

A Quick Observation and a Question

by Cate

Just a quick observation and a couple questions… A few nights ago I was chatting with a new Facebook Friend from Argentina about the need for a car (or lack thereof) and the age at which kids can get their driver’s licence in our respective countries. If I remember correctly, 17 is the minimum age in Argentina. In the [...]

Friday Foto :: Walking to School

by Cate

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Summer + Vacation = Camp?

by Cate

It’s mid-July, and for those of us in the U.S. that means it’s the middle of summer vacation. Ahhhh, summer vacation. photo by Aitor Escauriaza When I was growing up in Oregon, we ended the school year in mid-June and didn’t start up again until after Labor Day (the first Monday in September). So we [...]

Friday Foto :: 2 Wheels or 4 Legs?

by Cate

photo by Brenda Anderson According to the description on Flickr, Ihuraua was in 1944 a small farming community. Students there went to school in a one-room school house. Wondering where Ihuraua is? Click here to see a map. Subscribe to our RSS feed and get notified of the next post in this series.

Friday Foto :: A Brief History of Education in the U.S.

by Cate

This weeks Friday Foto is a YouTube video about how U.S. education changed from 1900-1950. If you’re reading this post in a reader or email, you’ll need to click through to see the video. This 9-minute YouTube video was created as a project for teachers about the history of education in the U.S. from 1900-1950. [...]

Friday Foto :: Kids Love Playgrounds Everywhere

by Cate

photo by watchsmart Students at a country school near Suncheon, Korea. Subscribe to our RSS feed and get notified of the next post in this series.

How Many Years Are Required In Your Country?

by Cate

Here’s a little quiz for you: How many years are students in the following countries expected to go to school? 1. Australia 2. Chad 3. Peru 4. United States 5. Bangladesh Want a hint? Each of these five numbers correspond to a country in the list above: 3.9 16.2 15.8 5.1 12.4 Scroll down to [...]

Friday Foto :: The Spirit of Football

by Cate

Description from Flickr: Football brings out the true spirit of almost any child in Brazil. Read more here. Subscribe to our RSS feed and get notified of the next post in this series.