Teach Middle East Magazine September 2014 Issue 1 Vol. 2 | Page 8

OUR CONTRIBUTORS...
Dr Jan L. Jones

Shakti Aisha Hakim

Aaron Crotty

Maryann Reid

Richie Chin

Alona Ballard

Bettina Fuentes

Pansy Walker

Avoiding cultural misunderstandings
really only requires having an open
mind, a willingness to learn, the ability
to learn from ones failures, and a
sense of adventure.

Teachers often suffer from burnout
and can always benefit from quick,
easy and effective strategies that
promote mental and physical wellbeing.

Proper money management is
essential to keeping one’s goals
but often times we neglect to
spend adequate time seeking
the best options to do so. These
money managment tips could
make a difference.

Dressing for your job as an educator
in the UAE can be made easier with
the simple tips offered in this month’s
article… Inside you will find ideas on
how to create your perfect capsule
wardrobe.

I have many different passions but
two that I truly enjoy sharing are travel
and my love for food. This month’s
travel article features beautiful
Romania. I also sampled some tasty
Ethiopian food that I just had to share
with you. Enjoy!

Good hair care is essential to
one’s beauty but we often
neglect to spend adequate time
on our hair. These hair care tips
could make a difference.

Using learning styles to guide your
lesson planning is not just good
teaching practice, it is essential for
helping your students to process
information. Take these tips into
your classroom to promote
equitable learning for all!

Knowing how to use data in the
classroom includes identifying what
to assess. This is an important aspect
of teaching and learning for all
stakeholders.

Dr Kermani

There are many people who are still
fearful when it comes to seeing the
dentist. It is my hope that this article
will help them to eliminate that fear.

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September 2014

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