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By Bridget Davies
Due to the horrendous conflict in Sudan, the KAS community is now scattered throughout the globe but remains committed to education for all our students… more
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By Megan Vosk and Shafali
Risk-taking is a way to be better prepared for the future and is key to making the most of what we have in the present… more
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CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE LEADERSHIP
By Ryan Persaud
Deep, critical work that leads to meaningful change is what is required for the betterment of our school communities… more
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FIXING WORKPLACES, NOT WOMEN
By Debra E. Lane and Ann Marie Luce
There are actions we can take, possibilities we can reimagine, and networks to fix workplaces and create equitable, safe, and productive spaces for all… more
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By Conrad Hughes
Using technology and not trying to ban it is not only a preference but also a necessity… more
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PEARLS OF WISDOM
By Nico Rivas
Nico shares a story of a student experiencing the power of empathy when a school community was willing to embrace inclusion and move toward positive change... more
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By Christian Polizzi
Reflecting on the research, benefits, and desired outcomes, the advantages of the program are tangible and warrant the challenges faced… more
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WHERE’S YOUR HEAD AT? PODCAST
By James Dalziel, Richard Henry, James McDonald
In this episode, Kam Chohan talks with the hosts about the importance of her work in DEIJ and child protection and her commitment to social justice… more
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By Kim LaBaw
Utilizing the 15-Minute Rule creates an opportunity for multilingual learners to engage in writing, speaking, and listening… more
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By Margriet Ruurs
Books – what better way to learn about life and death situations? Whether real or fictional, historic or futuristic, these books can help readers reflect on feelings, emotions and learn about life situations... more
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By Paul Magnuson
Populace says folks are ready for educators to quit tinkering at reform around the edges. People are ready to accept real alternatives. If that’s the case, it’s time to move from proposal to action and start demonstrating alternate models... more
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By John Mikton
As AI continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, the potential misuse of deep fakes to spread misinformation and propaganda poses a growing challenge to democratic processes... more
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Pamela Mason
Harvard Graduate School of Education
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Dana Goldstein and Stephanie Saul
The New York Times
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Dr. Gregory Moncada has been appointed Director of Harare International School, Zimbabwe.
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James Joubert has been appointed Head of School of Curaçao American Preparatory School, Curaçao.
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Dr. Christina Botbyl has been appointed Chief Academic Director/Principal of George Washington Academy, Morocco.
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Check out the TIE Event Calendar for upcoming events, webinars, job fairs and more...
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AIELOC Advocacy Series #1: Isolation and Culture of Silences at International Schools
May 27, 2023
PTC-GTC Welcome to the Board!
May 28, 2023
AIELOC Self Care Sunday - BIPOC
May 28, 2023
AIELOC End of year Listening Circle
Jun 5, 2023
ISC Edruptors Conference 2023: Fostering agency across the community
Jun 6
- 7, 2023
PTC Creating an Effective School (online)
Jun 17
- 23, 2023
PTC Curriculum Leadership
Jun 19
- 25, 2023
PTC Instructional Supervision and Evaluation
Jun 19
- 25, 2023
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PTC-CTC Getting to Solutions: The Heart of Counseling
Jun 22
- 26, 2023
PTC Curriculum Leadership (online)
Jun 26
- Jul 2, 2023
PTC Assessment Leadership (online)
Jun 26
- Jul 2, 2023
PTC Leadership and Team Dynamics
Jun 27
- Jul 3, 2023
PTC Creating an Effective School
Jun 27
- Jul 3, 2023
PTC-CTC Essential Skills for International School Counselors
Jun 28
- Jul 2, 2023
PTC Teacher Leader Institutes Curriculum—The Heart of the Teacher Leader Role
Jun 28
- Jul 2, 2023
AMISA OPCON23 School Operations Conference
Jun 28
- 30, 2023
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Jun 28
- Jul 2, 2023
Jul 4
- 8, 2023
PRINCIPALS' TRAINING CENTER
Jun 17
- 23, 2023
Jun 19
- 25, 2023
Jun 19
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Jun 26
- Jul 2, 2023
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