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Stacey Ebert

(She/Her)
New York, San Diego
As seen in: Medium, Elephant Journal, We Are Teachers, Tinybeans, Ottsworld Travel Blog, NY Metro Parents, TotallyJewishTravel, Wandering Educators
Covers:  Travel, education, yoga, writing, health/wellness, communications, non-profits, empathy, perspective, life-changing shifts, growth mindset, outdoor/beach, positive psychology coaching, social impact
Doesn't Cover: politics
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Dare to Dance With Your Dreams

Dare to Dance With Your Dreams

sandiegowritersfestival.com — In our 'Dare to Dream' series, the team of the San Diego Writers Festival invites you on a journey. Hear what inspires us, why we put on the festival, what we hope attendees will experience, why we connect dreaming with hope and intentions, and what nudges our souls when we 'Dare to Dream'.
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11 Internationally Inspired Go-to Vegetarian Friendly Meals. ~ Stacey Ebert | elephant journal

11 Internationally Inspired Go-to Vegetarian Friendly Meals. ~ Stacey Ebert | elephant journal

Elephant Journal — Not a day goes by without a Facebook post popping up as someone asks for kid-friendly foods, quick and easy weeknight dinners or meals that are suitable for vegetarians. I definitely don't have all the answers...
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The Best Exotic Veggie Vacation

The Best Exotic Veggie Vacation

TotallyJewishTravel — Having traveled to over 50 countries, in my opinion, India has been the easiest for vegetarianism. Although raw vegetables are not a sensible option to travelers due to water impurities, cooked delicacies abound. Spices are exotic, aromas draw you in, and street food is ever present.
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How to Prevent Summer Brain Drain at LEGOLAND

How to Prevent Summer Brain Drain at LEGOLAND

Tinybeans — Everything at LEGOLAND is designed and built with craftsmanship, precision and math in mind. With over 65 million LEGO bricks in the park, there are science, physics and architectural elements embedded in every ride and structure. A few ways to build upon your budding engineer's knowledge are: Head over to the Lego Factory Tour where gizmos and gadgets unite with history, design and development.
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The Devil Made Me Do It: A Massive Risk Brings Clarity - The Reset

The Devil Made Me Do It: A Massive Risk Brings Clarity - The Reset

The Reset/The Punchbowl — "Jump," he says. "Catch the rocks." Is he serious? The guide gestures towards the top of what seems to be the world's largest boulder and suggests I plunge myself into potentially deep water on the edge of one of earth's tallest waterfalls.
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Through the Eyes of an Educator: Curiosity, Wonder, Promise-stepping into a new year

Through the Eyes of an Educator: Curiosity, Wonder, Promise-stepping into a new year

Wandering Educators — We've turned the calendar page. It's a new year, a new month, a blank slate; we begin again. We've been here before, yet we've never been here before. We've flipped the page, started a new something, and entered into the unknown prior to this, but it's never been today before and never will be again.
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10 Great Reasons to Send Your Child to Summer Camp

10 Great Reasons to Send Your Child to Summer Camp

happycamper.games — Summer camp provides a unique blend of learning, personal growth, and fun in a supportive and nurturing environment, making it a memorable and valuable experience for everyone. Here's 10 reasons why your kids should go.
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Lasting Brandeis Connections Born in the 90s

Lasting Brandeis Connections Born in the 90s

www.brandeis.edu — Born in the 90s Well-worn, comfortable, and still taking pride of place in my closet, with their tiny white inscription on the front left hip, these wide-leg favorites warm both body and heart. Just shy of my 1996 graduation, I stocked up on all things Brandeis to take with me on my journey beyond 02453.
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Write your own story-then go live it

Write your own story-then go live it

Wandering Educators — Travel has always been my vice. Throw in dark chocolate chips, avocado, yoga, beach days, and it's pretty much me in a nutshell. These days, we can add water bottle stickers to that list, so when Live a Great Story showed up on my radar, they had me at stickers.
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10 Ways Summer Camp Prepares Kids for College

10 Ways Summer Camp Prepares Kids for College

NY Metro Parents — Sending children to summer camp does more than keep them entertained for the season. Summer camp teaches kids intangible life lessons, it makes them better students, but most of all, it prepares them for the transition to collegiate life. Here's how.
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My 10-Month Round the World Honeymoon

My 10-Month Round the World Honeymoon

Together Magazine — I met my husband in New Zealand in 2005. He's from Melbourne, I'm from New York. Four years later we were married, and promptly took off to follow the sun on a 10-month round-the-world honeymoon.
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Summer Study and Transitions Abroad in Thailand

Summer Study and Transitions Abroad in Thailand

transitionsabroad.com — An Interview by Stacey Ebert of Thegiftoftravel.wordpress.com Published 3/4/2016 Gold Buddhas in Bangkok. Sarah Hecht was the Treasurer of the Class of 2012 at Farmingdale High School, and I was her class advisor. We met when she was fourteen. Sarah is now in the senior year at her university.
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I'll Never Regret Letting Students Go Through My Desk Drawers

I'll Never Regret Letting Students Go Through My Desk Drawers

We Are Teachers — During the 15 years I was a teacher, the bottom and middle drawers in my teacher desk were filled with all sorts of goodies. The drawers welcomed students and aimed to make their world easier, better and happier.
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All Hail Cameron, the Campervan

All Hail Cameron, the Campervan

Alaska Magazine — I tell my friend we are off to Alaska. She offers us a bear bag. What? Yes, right. Alaska has grizzlies. I add to our list - don't get eaten by bears. Not to worry though, we're seasoned travelers. I'm a former social studies teacher who married an Aussie. We've traveled the globe, lived overseas, and road tripped the U.S., but we've never done any of it in a campervan.
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What to Wear in Alaska for Cruises and Adventures - Tortuga

What to Wear in Alaska for Cruises and Adventures - Tortuga

tortugabackpacks.com — When packing for Alaska, be prepared for weather to shift. Always have something for rain, pack layers for extra warmth and flexibility, expect everything in summer, and never go without sunscreen! I looked down at my usual carry on bag - an open top duffle - and back to Frontier Airlines' personal item dimensions.
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Camp - a Window to the World

Camp - a Window to the World

acacamps.org — They were the first accents I ever heard that were different than mine. Australian, Dutch, English, Scottish, and heaps of others flew through the wooded, cabin-filled area at my Riverhead, New York, summer camp. I was ten and they could have been movie stars for all I knew.
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Unleash Your Inner Wanderer: How I Got Bit by the Travel Bug

Unleash Your Inner Wanderer: How I Got Bit by the Travel Bug

hawkpr.com — The travel bug hit me hard at a young age and has only continued to grow stronger. I took my first international trip (to Israel) at the age of 19 and now - over fifty-five countries later - I hope I never stop exploring.
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30 Places and 5 Ways to Learn More Through Travel

30 Places and 5 Ways to Learn More Through Travel

BootsnAll — As a student in public school, I learned history in my social studies classes. Later in life, I taught a similar curriculum for well over a decade to public high school students. The only difference was I did my best to infuse my own travel experiences wherever it seemed to fit.
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Observing Memorial Day

Observing Memorial Day

Medium — I'm a beach kid. For as long as I can remember, society has claimed Memorial Day weekend as the 'unofficial start of summer'. It's the first weekend when droves of locals and tourists alike hit the shores and put on their full-fledged relaxation faces.
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How an ocean loving kid became a trail loving fiend

How an ocean loving kid became a trail loving fiend

ottsworld.com — How an ocean loving kid became a trail loving fiend - In December of 2014, we headed west to San Diego to ditch a New York winter for 3 months - it's now been 3.5 years and we feel like we've found our spot.
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How to Make a Writing Imprint Visible on Paper | Synonym

How to Make a Writing Imprint Visible on Paper | Synonym

Classroom — Ever pressed hard on your pen to find indentations on the paper beneath your own? Ever tried to scribble on a piece of paper to reveal words written prior to your touch? Ever wondered how to see imprinted writing? Revealing a hidden message is possible and everything you need is in your own home.
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A Teacher's 5 Simple Organization Tips for High School

A Teacher's 5 Simple Organization Tips for High School

noodle.com — If you're not in high school, you once were. Remember that ecstatic feeling when the school year came to a close, and you thought, "I won't need any of this stuff anymore - let's toss it!" As a ninth grade social studies teacher, this is the story with which I often began back-to-school night.
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Road health tips from an asthma and allergy sufferer

Road health tips from an asthma and allergy sufferer

vagablogging.net — "Hypoallergenic bedding, pet free and a non-smoking room on a non-smoking floor, please"-that's my typical request anytime I make a reservation to stay just about anywhere. I move a zillion times on the train if there's a smoker or heavily doused perfume/cologne wearer near me.
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Provider Profiles: Dr. Yvette Branson, VITAL Initiative Coordinator

Provider Profiles: Dr. Yvette Branson, VITAL Initiative Coordinator

pathfinder.vet — In this series, we highlight those working in the Veteran and Military communities to help make reintegration and life a little better for everyone. We wanted to ask some of the common questions about how they got to where they are and how they inspire others to do more.
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