International Educational Consultant

For over a century immigrating students being welcomed into the classroom is not new. The late 20th century experienced a refugee wave that began to expose educational system gaps. Countries such as Vietnam, the Balkans, Rwanda, and the Middle East brought refugee children into classrooms such as Scandinavia, Western Europe, and North America. By the 21st century, globalization without pedagogical evolution began to show. Today many International schools and national schools

From the end of May to June, international and private overseas schools wind down. Educators finalize the end of year required check off...

As a child I loved reading. It was a way to escape from my large nosy chaotic family of five brothers and sisters. Living as a third...

co authored by Robert A. Joy (Human Resource Specialist) Working in an international school setting, leaders and teachers may encounter a...

In 2019, I attended an IB Conference in Hong Kong with a few of my school leaders. The keynote speaker was Michael McQueen , a renowned...

My first referral came from a colleague working for the Ministry of Education in a well know province in China. The referral was for a...