Traveling teacher

Being a traveling teacher takes organization and classroom management. Read about what I learned teaching high school math for two years with a mobile classroom.

LAST EVENING we at Mundo de Pepita hosted a fun event on our Facebook page, Operation: Have Cart, Will Travel, with the focus on how to organize yourself as a foreign language teacher on a cart. We shared many ideas and tips, as did the many teachers who joined us online. We thought it would be a good idea to bring those all together here on one post! And be sure to follow our Pinterest board 'Organization for Teachers'! SEE BELOW FOR UPDATED IDEAS FOR TEACHING WITH COVID-19 IN MIND! AS YOU…

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The life of a traveling English teacher is an exciting one! Getting to work online and travel the world teaching English is a dream come true, but you better back the right portable classroom supplies or you will be struggling. We’ve been teaching online while traveling for years, and have a portable classroom packing list all ready for you

It’s Tuesday, so I’m talking teaching. (I’m also using entirely too much alliteration, but that’s neither here nor there)… Several years ago, on my old blog, I shared that I didn’t have my own classroom for my first two years of teaching. In fact, my first year, I had three preps in SIX different classrooms!...Read More »

So you’ve been told you will be a traveling teacher and have to teach in multiple classrooms. This news can be devastating for some teachers, especially new ones who don’t have systems in place for classroom management, organization, or lessons. Don’t worry. It is possible to have a successful school year when you have to ... Read moreBecome a traveling teacher expert

Hi again! If you are back to school already, I sure hope you started the year off on a great foot. For those of us who head back after Labor Day, I hope you are enjoying these last days of summer. Three summers ago, I made the decision to change jobs and begin teaching chemistry at another high school. Looking back, it was very scary to leave my tenured position, but in the end it was the best professional decision I ever made. Deciding to leave was easy, but it was hard making my decision…

If you are going to be teaching from a cart this year, then read our tips for making the transition smooth and find out our top cart picks!