How to Raise a Multilingual Child

The advantages of being fluent in more than one language are manyfold. However, this multilingualism does not come without its drawbacks, chief among which is the larger amount of effort and care at first required when raising a younger multilingual child. [Read More]

Are Language Immersion Programs Effective?

There is a wide range of approaches towards language learning, however, for most students, immersion programs, in particular, have proved the most reliable. So what exactly is a language immersion program? [Read More]

The Social Circle: Why Parent Networking is Important

There are many benefits for parents, and their kids, in becoming involved in a school community and establishing a network of friends and contact among their fellow parents. This is perhaps even more so when we are discussing international schools. Here, many families are new to the country and do not have an...

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Introduction To The American Educational Curriculum

The first rule regarding the American academic program is that there is no one, unified, American curriculum. It doesn’t exist on a national level in the sense that there’s one, unified, national educational curriculum. This is because the management of education within the United States of America is essentially...

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Moving From An American Curriculum To IB

Regardless of whether your child is moving to another nation or just from one school to the next, how they make that transition to a new educational program is constantly a significant worry for parents. At international schools, this will mean getting acquainted with the International Baccalaureate (IB) program...

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