Jessie Voigts's Blog, page 31
April 27, 2024
No Idea What To See In Warsaw? Here’s where to start...
Have no idea what to see in Warsaw? You’re not alone.
Most visitors basically do not go beyond the boundaries of Śródmieście, where the biggest attractions in Warsaw are located. I will show you five locally favorite places that may surprise you.
While first-time visitors might be surprised at the busyness around Central Station, there is so much more to see in town that will amaze you. Here's my list:
This...
April 25, 2024
Why Teachers Are Natural-Born Leaders
At a time in our country of great debate, there’s no debate about one thing: Teachers are the superstars of the U.S. education system. I’ve been leading special education teams and schools for 25 years of my 32-year social services career, and I continue to be amazed and awed every day by what teachers accomplish and how resourceful they are in accessing today’s youth.
Superintendents make policy. Principals make rules and cultivate culture. Ad...
3 types of meaningful holidays
In this fast-paced world, holidays are more needed than ever, offering a break from the daily grind. However, some of us yearn for something beyond a typical vacation - a more meaningful experience where you can gain personal growth or have positive impact on others’ lives. So, if that’s you, here are three types of holidays that promise more than just relaxation.
The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James,...
April 24, 2024
6 Tips for Navigating Family Cruising on a Budget
Anticipating a family cruise trip is exciting and feels like a long journey; the thrill comes from seeing the adventures that may happen along the way. Nevertheless, a surge of anxiety comes hand in hand with the excitement, because money is always a huge hurdle to overcome; many people think that cruising is simply unaffordable. Luckily, your family will be able to enjoy the most of the adventure with few to no threats to their budget after applying the right s...
Tips for Enhancing Leadership Skills in Public Health Education
In the complex and ever-evolving field of public health, effective leadership is not just beneficial...it's essential. As public health professionals face a myriad of challenges ranging from disease outbreaks to health policy changes, the need for strong, dynamic leaders becomes increasingly apparent. But what makes a great leader in public health? It's not merely about having expertise in epidemiology or health policy; it's also about how you gu...
April 23, 2024
Tale of Two Endings: Fatal Attraction
Culture and Communication in Europe
When it comes to studying and traveling abroad to a different country, it’s not just the cost of plane tickets that you need to consider. There are several factors that someone must prepare for, including the different types of cultures that you need to prepare and adapt for.
There are, of course, different languages that you must familiarize yourself with, different food that people eat, and even different customs than you are used to. It’s no...
Barcelona: Old Town and Gothic Quarter Free Walking Tour
Barcelona is the heart of Catalonia, a city steeped in history and culture. It is packed full of architectural wonders, from towering Gothic cathedrals to whimsical Modernist masterpieces.
One of the best ways to immerse yourself in the city's rich heritage is by embarking on a free walking tour of the Old Town and Gothic Quarter. Keep reading to learn more about these amazing tourist spots you can visit for free.
April 22, 2024
Should you drive or fly for a family vacation?
Should We Fly or Drive? A story about a family deciding to fly or drive to Disney World
Yeah, We are Going To Disney WorldApproximately three years ago my wife finally convinced me to go to Disney World. We worked with a travel agent to set up the trip and help navigate the tricky booking process through Disney. Once the trip was booked, all we had to do was book our flights and a rental car.
At the time, our kids were one and 4. We figured that it wouldn’t ...
Read This Adorable, Informative, Delicious Book: The Soil in Jackie's Garden
I've got the CUTEST book to share with you and your small ones today, apropos as it is Earth Day. It will inspire and educate kids and their grownups about how to compost, garden, and reap the rewards of gardening. The Soil in Jackie's Garden, written by Peggy Thomas with art by Neely Daggett, is fun, beautiful, and inspiring.
It teaches kids that there is a whole world of wonder under the soil. With rhymes, action sounds, and playful illustrations, this...
