For all my educators, have you ever thought about teaching abroad or traveling around the world teaching and consulting with schools? Did you even know that there are opportunities to even teach abroad? On this weeks episode of the Black on Black education podcast, we had an incredible session with Adrienne Waller. Adrienee Waller is an educator who goes by the Worldwide Educator as she travels the world teaching in different countries and training teachers across the globe. Adrienne is the founder of the non-profit Worldwide Educator and has been in education for 15 years doing parent involvement work, teaching, leadership/leadership training, and serving in public, private and charter schools in the US and throughout the world such as the UK, China, Philippines, and so much more. She devotes her career to travel the world empowering and amplifying the voices/power of students, parents, and teachers. As we talked with Adrienne, we discussed so much about her experiences traveling across the world and what she's gained from these experiences. We talked about the differences between many international schools versus the US education system, the flaws and successes of the U.S and different international systems, what needs to change, the culture versus the curriculum of the school, the impacts of traveling outside the US for African-Americans, and the importance of changing students, administration, and teacher dynamics that promote community and the enforcement of systemic change. This is a truly rich episode that you don't wanna miss. 

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