The CS Classroom

The CS Classroom is a newsletter that combines insights on education, technology, and extensive travel experiences. It covers the transition from software engineering to teaching, the cultural and educational impacts of living abroad, and reflections on specific locations and their histories. The author also discusses the role of technology in education and personal growth through language learning and adapting to different cultures.

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36 hours in Tel Aviv: Straight Chillin’

0 implied HN points • 09 Jan 16
  1. The author initially had a negative outlook but found a sense of belonging in Tel Aviv
  2. Tel Aviv offered a diverse experience from beach relaxation to paragliding
  3. Exploring a modern mall in Tel Aviv provided a unique cultural experience

Letters from Iran: Mashhad, the Doorway to Central Asia

0 implied HN points • 22 Dec 15
  1. Mashhad is a diverse city at the crossroads of Central Asia, known for its trading culture and religious significance.
  2. The Imam Reza shrine in Mashhad is a stunning complex that showcases the beauty and spiritual importance of Shi'a Islam.
  3. Exploring rural areas like the Khorosan Province provides a glimpse into a traditional way of life in Iran that is rapidly changing.

Letters from the Road: My Changing Relationship with Traveling

0 implied HN points • 29 Mar 19
  1. The author's changing views on travel have shifted from seeking unique experiences to finding a fulfilling career and impact on the community.
  2. Teaching has emerged as a profession that aligns with the author's values and strengths, providing a sense of purpose and making a positive impact.
  3. The author's desire to travel has waned as they no longer feel the need to prove anything, have visited desired destinations, and now prioritize meaningful reasons for travel.

Letters from Kyrgyzstan: It's Time to Go

0 implied HN points • 23 Jun 22
  1. Author reflects on the challenging but character-building experience of living in Kyrgyzstan for 2 years.
  2. Author plans to move to Poland without a job lined up, aiming to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors while potentially working in the IT sector.
  3. Author expresses mixed feelings about returning to a job as a programmer, highlighting the struggle with the lack of community in the field compared to teaching.