En esta ocasión quise salir de lo convencional  y dar un paso fuera de mi zona de confort para traerles un tema que me resultó bastante interesante compartir, pues considero que la educación es un tema universal y como tal, en todo el mundo existen diversas formas de enseñar y aprender, pero lo que une estas dos acciones es la pasión del docente por ver desarrollar a sus alumnos todo su potencial. 

Ser maestro conlleva una gran responsabilidad y es un reto continuo por despertar en el alumno el deseo de aprender y más cuando dos culturas se confrontan en esta búsqueda. 

El tema de hoy nos dará un probadita de lo que maestros canadienses experimentaron al estar enseñando en México, quédate y escucha las experiencias de Chloe, Nathan y Rian quienes tomaron la decisión de venir a nuestro país a compartir su cultura y a vivir la nuestra.

In this time, I wanted to break away from the conventional and step out of my comfort zone to bring you a topic that I find quite interesting to share. I believe education is a universal topic, and as such, there are many ways of teaching and learning. However, what unites these two actions is the teacher's passion to see students develop their full potential.

Being a teacher is a significant responsibility, and it poses a continuous challenge to instill in students the desire to learn, especially when two cultures collide in this pursuit.

Today's topic will give us a glimpse into the experiences of Canadian teachers while teaching in Mexico. Stay and listen to the experiences of Chloe, Nathan, and Rian, who made the decision to come to our country to share their culture and embrace ours.

Some of the questions of the episode are:

What motivated you to teach in Mexico as a Canadian teacher?

What are the main differences you have noticed between the education systems in Canada and Mexico?

What challenges have you faced in the classroom as a Canadian teacher in Mexico, and how have you overcome them?

What resources or strategies do you find most effective in teaching English as a second language to Mexican students?

How do you establish strong relationships with your students and their families in a foreign country?

How has your experience teaching in Mexico influenced your teaching practices and personal growth as an educator?

Can you share any memorable experiences that highlight the unique aspects of living in Mexico as a Canadian?

What advice would you give to other Canadians considering a move to Mexico?

How has your time in Mexico influenced your personal growth?

If you can bring with you 5 things  from Mexico. What will you bring with you?  

Share 3 things you love and 3 you will change about Mexican culture.

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