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How to begin writing for journals and educational publications

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23rd April 2023

Writing for journals and publications can be an important step in any educational career. Many teachers and educators have an article or topic in their minds that they would like to write about, but it never makes it onto the page. Based on a brief presentation I gave at the Geography Association (GA) Annual Conference 2023, here are some key questions to address which may help you to make that article a reality.

Behind the curtain of international teacher recruitment

“Your story matters” International School Director in Germany discusses the importance of identifying allies when seeking international teaching jobs – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

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Daryl Sinclair

30th October 2022

In the fourth and final of this series of interviews titled: Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment, we explore the importance of finding like-minded schools, methods to identify them, and the importance of not resigning yourself to becoming a martyr.

Behind the curtain of international teacher recruitment

“Everyone has a right to the dream of international teaching” Search Associates Director of School Relations discusses the role of recruitment agencies – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

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Daryl Sinclair

17th September 2022

In the third of this series of interviews titled: Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment, we explore the reality of recruitment agencies and the challenges faced in this lucrative pathway to find international teaching opportunities.

Behind the curtain of international teacher recruitment

“The Bias is Real” International School Director in Kazakhstan discusses the challenges faced by diverse teachers during recruitment – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

Written by

Daryl Sinclair

10th September 2022

In the second of this series of interviews titled: Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment, we explore the realities of bias and being present.

Behind the curtain of international teacher recruitment

International Headteacher in Tanzania describes the challenges of recruiting teachers and what diverse candidates can do to secure the job – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

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Daryl Sinclair

4th September 2022

In the first of this series of interviews titled: Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment, the realities of parent board expectations and national requirements are explored. The current Headteacher at St Constantine’s International School Tanzania, Yasir Patel was kind enough to share his time with me and offer his insights and advice to support diverse teachers applying for international teaching roles.

Behind the curtain of international teacher recruitment

4 Insightful Interviews Peeking Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

Written by

Daryl Sinclair

4th September 2022

The world of international recruitment is shrouded in mystery for teachers. After your CV, cover letter, and interview, how do recruiters make their decisions? Within this series I interview three Heads of School and the Director of School Relations at Search Associates to get their insight and advice.

DEIJ Resources, School Activities

The Truth of a Day at School; Students vs Teachers — an exercise in building empathy

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Daryl Sinclair

28th August 2022

How well is the truth of a student's day, or perhaps a teacher's day, known within a school community? Let’s explore how a shared story can help to build empathy and inclusivity within the learning community.

Opinion Piece, Should you teach internationally? Black Edition, Tips and advice

International Teaching; It’s Okay to Say No — Black Edition (9/9)

Written by

Daryl Sinclair

4th June 2022

Are friends and family trying to convince you to teach abroad? Is your international experience not what you wanted? Learn how to say no!

Should you teach internationally? Black Edition, Technology, Tips and advice

How I Used Dating Apps to Find Companionship as an International Teacher — Black Edition (7/9)

Written by

Daryl Sinclair

15th May 2022

When undertaking international roles, companionship is must, here are some safe ways to use dating apps to navigate this journey

DEIJ Resources, Geography, School Activities

Using Project-Based Learning to share Everyday Geographies

Written by

Daryl Sinclair

30th April 2022

A recording of my presentation with Briley Habib at the Geographical Association Annual Conference 2022. Our session, titled 'Using Project-Based Learning to share Everyday Geographies' guides teachers through lesson creation with the provision of supporting templates and guides.

How to begin writing for journals and educational publications

“Your story matters” International School Director in Germany discusses the importance of identifying allies when seeking international teaching jobs – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

“Everyone has a right to the dream of international teaching” Search Associates Director of School Relations discusses the role of recruitment agencies – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

“The Bias is Real” International School Director in Kazakhstan discusses the challenges faced by diverse teachers during recruitment – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

International Headteacher in Tanzania describes the challenges of recruiting teachers and what diverse candidates can do to secure the job – Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

4 Insightful Interviews Peeking Behind the Curtain of International Teacher Recruitment

The Truth of a Day at School; Students vs Teachers — an exercise in building empathy

International Teaching; It’s Okay to Say No — Black Edition (9/9)

How I Used Dating Apps to Find Companionship as an International Teacher — Black Edition (7/9)

Using Project-Based Learning to share Everyday Geographies

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