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| When a person commented, “your a teacher act like it,” Amy Allen hilariously took the advice to heart. |
| Being a teacher isn’t easy. Teaching middle school students is especially not easy. Teaching middle school students who spent several of their formative years going through a global pandemic in the age of smartphones, social media and a youth mental health crisis is downright heroic. |
| If you haven’t spent time in a middle school classroom, you may not fully grasp the intensity of it on every level, from the awkwardness to the body odor to the delightful hilarity that tweens bring to the table. When you connect with your students, it can be incredibly rewarding, and when you don’t…well, we all read “Lord of the Flies,” right? |
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| Europe changes people. |
| Americans pride themselves on living in the “best country in the world.” However, the American way of life isn’t for everyone and some prefer the more laid-back approach to life that people enjoy in Europe. |
| Four years ago, a writer named Roze left her tiny apartment in Los Angeles, booked a one-way flight to Turn, Italy and never looked back. Now, she documents her new life in Europe on TikTok to inspire others to pursue their dreams. |
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What aspect of European culture do you with America would adopt?
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| More third party political choices |
| Universal health care |
| Greater work/life balance |
| Stronger food regulations |
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| Sometimes, you don’t know how good you have it. |
| Even though European countries and America are roughly on the same level regarding development, there are still some stark differences in their ways of life. Americans may look to Europe and feel a bit jealous over their free healthcare systems and more laid-back approach to their professional lives. |
| But Europeans who visit America are also in awe of some of the everyday things that Americans take for granted, which seem to be luxuries. |
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Were people unhealthy? Did they spend too much time in the sun? |
| Ever look at your parents’ high school yearbooks and think people looked so much older back then? All of the teenagers look like they’re in their mid-30s and the teachers who are 50 look like they’re 80. |
| When we watch older movies, even those from the 1980s, the teenagers appear to be a lot older as well. |
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