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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2021 · 1H 18M

Ep 128. (A)broad in Education with Tiffany Smith

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Not just a traveler and podcaster but fifth year doctoral candidate. This week’s guest is an expat educator and she’s dedicating her research to examining why black teachers have such high demand AND turnover rates. From experiencing a teacher strike in South Africa during a powerful study abroad experience, to her experience as an educator in the Middle East, we discuss how seeking better work environments, pay and treatment lead many African-American teachers to use education as their impetus for travel. As always, there’s so much more. Dive in. Be social! Guest: Tiffany Smith https://about.me/tlsmith15 https://www.instagram.com/abroad_in_ed (A)broad in Education http://apple.co/2OMx0Po Host: http://www.instagram.com/_dCarrie  Show: http://www.instagram.com/travelnsh_t  Clubhouse: @TravelNShit Ready to plan your first solo trip? Download my Solo Travel Planning Course! It’s FREE!!! Not new to solo travel? Pass it on to a friend who still has questions. https://bit.ly/spnacocourse There’s Travel N Sh!t merch!! For tees, totes courses and whatever else I’ve added by now, be sure to check out the store. http://bit.ly/Shoptravelnshit

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