What Local Students Look Forward to When Going Overseas for College
We spoke with six Chinese students who are about to embark on their university journey stateside.
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To Board or Not To Board? Boarding School Veterans Share Insights
Former boarding school students share their insights into the boarding school experience so you can decide if you should board too.
She Founded Nova Universal at 19. What’s Her Secret to Success?
We spoke with Jasmine Xie, CEO of Nova Universal to find out what it’s like to start a business at 19 years old.
How Fit Are You? Expat Teens Try the Local PE Exam
Are international school students capable of passing the local physical education (PE) exam?
You’re Doing It Wrong: How To Learn, Not Study, English
Learning to speak another language doesn’t have to be as dry and stodgy as textbooks suggest.
What’s It Like To Be Blind in Beijing: WAB 6th Grader Lets Us Know
Whether it’s sports, reading, or surfing the web, visually impaired 6th grader Noa leads a life that’s more similar to his sighted classmates than you may think.
Replace or Release? Helping Kids Say Goodbye to Toys
When your child’s favorite toy breaks, should you replace it or help them say goodbye?
SAT Scores, Not Needed Anymore for College?
SATs have long dominated the college admissions process. However, in light of COVID-19, some institutions are changing their policies.
5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Starting at LFIP
An LFIP student offers five candid reflections on what she wishes she had known before attending the French school.
The Public’s Presumption of Private Schools
Intern Angeli Zhao sheds light on some private school presumptions from students and parents of local Chinese public schools.