Hey there! I’m Paige — an educator, mentor, and traveler.
What I’ve learned across 40+ countries is this: the world is the best teacher. And kids are naturally curious explorers. When we bring global stories into their learning, school suddenly feels bigger, more alive, more connected.
That’s why I started Expat Education — to help parents and teachers open those doors for K–8 kids.
On YouTube, you’ll find:
✈️ Travel shorts — real glimpses of the world beyond the classroom
🌏 Talks & trainings — about making education more global, modern, and human
On our website, you’ll find:
💡 Global Conversation Video courses — digital mentors that spark curiosity & critical thinking
📚 Resources & coaching
My goal? To raise a generation that can explore perspectives, think critically, and carry their own sense of belonging — no matter where life takes them.
If that feels like the kind of journey you want to be part of, subscribe and share.
Together, let’s bring the world into conversation.
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Best episode of Aspire with@EmmaGrede !!! Watch, watch, watch.
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Check out some adventure ✈️
& a different POV
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Love this mini series to show Emma Grede's book tour!!! Traveling across the U.S. with her team and sharing her thoughts.
"Sometimes you just have to put yourself in the right place. And I know this is the right time for me."
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What we can infer from this podcast episode: How to Have a Conversation 101
Taking the time to be transparent about what has been said, the intention, and the deeper meaning is incredibly important for people to see. Topics ranging from sarcasm to feedback to idea generation to personality to leadership, and so much more.
One line that stuck with me was, "We will fail if... we don't disagree out of care and respect."
A big takeaway from this episode? Lead with curiosity.
I also really like that they give a bunch of resources in the show notes for other videos and resources. Learning comes with... learning more :)
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> Travel takeaway videos coming soon!
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Brené Brown and Adam Grant started a podcast together, and it is a beautiful combination of agreement, disagreement, and emphasis on nuance.
One topic that they brought up is lived experience vs. research. As a traveler, lived experience makes the world more meaningful, memorable, and multidimensional to me. However, numbers and large data help us understand the world on a broader spectrum.
When watching this part of the conversation, I thought, I wonder if being a female means there is more intuitive action than in men, and if there's research to show that.
In another part of the episode, they talked about complex simplicity. Somewhere along the way, I have heard the term "simplexity," which I think is saying the same thing with different word order. We live in a very complex world, so how can we understand it without overlooking the details too much? Isn't there a quote about truly understanding a topic means you can explain it to a six-year-old?!
Insert: A K-8 perspective to approach global education, bridging curriculum (AKA learning progression, growth framework, developmental pathway...) to real-world experience, mentorship, and connection via conversation. Follow @expateducation for more Global Conversation content and check out our other social media platforms & website! Let's connect 🌍🌏🌎
Thank you @TheCuriosityShop for a great episode!
Looking forward to more conversations.
@BreneBrown
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An amazing conversation between@jayshetty & @jeffersonfisher where they dive deeper into the importance of communication skills.
JS: “I feel communication is one of these underrated skills that we all use all the time. We all need it in every part of our lives, and yet no one taught us how to do it at school. Or anywhere.”
JS: “What has communication unlocked for you, in a way that nothing else could?”
JF: “It’s unlocked a life of peace.”
Topics:
- Recognizing tolerance for difficult conversations
- Dealing with people who always need to be right or who interrupt
- The #1 communication mistake we make
- Changing somebody's mind
- Bringing intention into conflict
- Advocating for yourself
- Emotional resilience
- Boundaries
- And more!
Highly recommend the episode ❤️
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Integrating conversations like these from a local to global scope while including children's awareness of communication skills bridges connection, confidence, & even curriculum!
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Highly recommend the wave of topics TR and SB talk about. Smiles, laughs, and the blunt realities, along with frameworks and stories. Mr. Impact and Scale meets other Mr Impact and Scale! Great episode✨
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Great chat❤️
Killer combo @EmmaGrede & @melrobbins
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Steven Bartlett: “I’m a big believer in conversation, even if it’s uncomfortable, in the name of progress and in the pursuit of truth.”
From catastrophe to utopia, Steven and Tristan Harris, an AI risk expert, discuss the topic of AI and our agency through this time of innovation and change.
You can learn a lot from a conversation. Thank you for sharing, @TheDiaryOfACEO
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Adventure & first-hand experiences are priceless. If you can narrate and share videos along with it, you have an opportunity to create a global community and increase awareness. In this case, Mike is hilarious, open-minded, and super kind to everyone he encounters. Check out Mike’s travel channel for an authentic inside look on remote places!🌎🌍🌏
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