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It is a catch 22. If the student population is increasing, then you might have one or more of the following: the maximum number of students (or even a few more) allowed in each classroom, the need to build a…
Schools thrive when there are hardworking students in them. It is a dream to have students at your school that are hardworking and who focus on their learning when they come to school. But do all international schools have hardworking…
Schools thrive when there are enthusiastic teachers and students in them. But, do all international schools have this? With around 10000 international schools currently, there are bound to be differences between them. However, it is certain that all international schools…
“Why don’t you want to leave this international school and try another one?” “Well, the students here are the best.” “But there are good/nice students everywhere, right?” Maybe you have had this conversation before with a “seasoned international school teacher“, but then…
…It the first day of the school year and I am going back to the same school where I have been for five years now. It is the same building, but to me it is not the same school. My…
During this time of year many of our students are faced with a move. For some it is yet another move of many. Teachers and administrators of international schools can help students say goodbye in meaningful ways that help them…
As teachers working in international schools, we are most likely teaching and working with bilingual children (or even, more likely, multilingual children). Many international school educators also find themselves starting a family; with potentially bilingual children. We all know colleagues…
As teachers working in international schools, we are most likely teaching and working with bilingual children (or even, more likely, multilingual children). Many international school educators also find themselves starting a family; with potentially bilingual children. We all know colleagues…
As teachers working in international schools, we are most likely teaching and working with bilingual children (or even, more likely, multilingual children). Many international school educators also find themselves starting a family; with potentially bilingual children. We all know colleagues…
As teachers working in international schools, we are most likely teaching and working with bilingual children (or even, more likely, multilingual children). Many international school educators also find themselves starting a family; with potentially bilingual children. We all know colleagues…
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