Reassurance for overseas boarders and their families Posted on 13th Oct 2015 in International Schools, Boarding, United Kingdom Wendy Marks, of Worksop College in the UK, says that making international students feel at home is a top priority
How international schools need to keep up with changes in learning Posted on 2nd Oct 2015 in International Schools, Thailand Education is much more than reciting facts, says Jared Kuruzovich, of NIST International School.
Taking the IB’s Theory of Knowledge online Posted on 25th Sep 2015 in International Schools, Curriculum, Online Learning Anne Keeling outlines a new initiative from Pamoja Education
New issue of International School magazine now available Posted on 25th Sep 2015 in John Catt Publications The autumn term issue of John Catt's International School magazine is now available in print and online.
Inquiry-based vs direct instruction learning – which is more effective? Posted on 1st Sep 2015 in International Schools, Early Years, School News, Singapore The Early Years Centre at the Australian International School (Singapore) adopts an approach that allows young children to learn at their own pace
Breaking down gender stereotypes in STEM subjects Posted on 28th Aug 2015 in International Schools, Curriculum, Australia Students need to understand that there are no boys’ or girls’ subjects any more, writes Fran Reddan.
Wendy Marks, of Worksop College in the UK, says that making international students feel at home is a top priority
Education is much more than reciting facts, says Jared Kuruzovich, of NIST International School.
Anne Keeling outlines a new initiative from Pamoja Education
The Early Years Centre at the Australian International School (Singapore) adopts an approach that allows young children to learn at their own pace 
Students need to understand that there are no boys’ or girls’ subjects any more, writes Fran Reddan.