Why Students’ Portfolios Matter & When/How to Start Creating One
Test prep, test prep, test prep. It’s been drilled into the minds of students and…
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Are Large Schools Always Better For Kids?
When parents talk about the modern campus, and especially those found at international schools here…
Why You Should Share Your Story Through Public Speaking And Where To Do It
One powerful message that I gleaned from the first few chapters of Yuval Noah Harari’s…
School’s Back in Session… for You, Moms and Dads!
After the Chinese government banned after-school training classes for kids, flailing centers are searching for a new market to sell to…
Being In China Brings Out The Tiger Parent In Me
When in China, do as the Chinese parents do? Perhaps not…
Sex, Education, and the Emancipated Youth of Today
The topic of sex has evolved considerably over the past 50 years. Unfortunately, our attitudes towards it, and willingness to talk about it, have not.
SENIA to the Rescue: Resources for Working with Differently Abled Children
SENIA Beijing provides a helping hand to parents and teachers with differently-abled children.
I’ll Buy a Knockoff Bag, but Never a Knockoff Education
While there are many great Montessori schools in Beijing, there are plenty with the audacity to say they’re Montessori inspired, which to me is a fancy way of saying Montessori knockoff.
Graduate Summit 2021 Speaker: “Taking Risks and Having Fun Made Me Who I Am Today”
Carolina Liu, one of the Graduate Summit 2021 speakers, finds value in taking risks and having fun.
Recent Graduate Katarina Krajnovic Opens up at the Jingkids International Education Graduate Summit
Meet Katarina Krajnovic, one of 12 recent graduates, at this year’s Jingkids International Education Graduate Summit.