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…
For most people, volunteering is an extra; something that’s nice to do, but not absolutely necessary. Although plenty of students do community service, the number of students who volunteer is dropping at a rapid rate. Consider this: college student volunteerism…
There are so many international schools in Hong Kong. Which ones are good places for international school teachers to work at? How does the international teaching community view the international schools there? Hong Kong International School Inspiring speech by the…
A new survey has arrived! Topic: Where are you spending your “extra” money while teaching abroad? You tell your old teacher-friends from your home country about it. It is the one thing you can boast about as it is not…
Michael Pohl is Thinking Education … Are you? With more than twenty years classroom teaching experience behind him, Michael now runs training and development sessions for classroom teachers in thinking skills and also in how to best meet the learning…
One of our Linkedin contacts just sent us this information about the new teacher orientation programme at The American School Foundation in Mexico City. “Of course I would be happy to share information on our Welcoming Committee, which I will…
“Nine Lessons Learned” taken from The Wonderful World of International School Hiring Fairs article by Clay Burell’s blog Beyond School. 9. “Remember to check yourself in the mirror before you leave your hotel room for the day’s interviews.” “I can’t…
Every 1-2 months International School Community will highlight one of our members in our Member Spotlight feature. This month we interviewed Carol Craig: Tell us about your background. Where are you from? I started teaching when I was forty and realized…
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…
There are so many international schools in Bangkok. Which ones are good places for international school teachers to work at? How does the international teaching community view the international schools there? KIS International School (Bangkok) The school building looks quite…
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