In March, many education consultants gathered in person at the MK Education Summit near Atlanta or joined us virtually f

One of our goals at PACE is to come alongside education consultants with training and parent resources and also give you

We enjoyed our webinar with Bethanie Skipper, MEd, about gap years. Those who registered received the recording and note

This article contains some of the advice and resources we received from Dr. Jan Dormer in our recent webinar. Dr. Dormer

This short article summarizes feedback from panelists at our webinar by the same name held on November 13.  Many of the

The Chronicle of Higher Education (need to sign up for a free subscription): Here’s a List of U.S. Colleges’ Plans f

We are excited to bring you this interview with Kathy Kuhl, who specializes in supporting the families of children with

In these days of uncertainty, it’s especially hard for families with students heading for university to predict what�

Jean Kawiecki has been working with TCKs for the past 19 years. She is both an educator and a psychologist, who is passi

Our guest author is Karen Wolters. Karen is a Professionally Certified Educational Consultant, Regional Educational Cons

Here are some headlines that we hope will help you in your education consulting gathered by the PACE team: More

This article is by Kay Baker, the Director of PACE’s “Education Planning for Families in Transition”

If you have any children in school right now, you have a member of Generation Z in your midst. Last winter at SHARE’s

This issue of our blog post highlights resources and education articles that may be helpful to you as an education co

Our blog is in video format this time. We hope you enjoy listening to Dr. Jan Dormer as she speaks about how to help fa

Many of the families we serve have launched into a new school year, using local schools as their chosen option for at l

We hope that this has been a great academic year for you as you’ve served families and their educational needs. He

Continuing with our series on the Many Hats of a Consultant, this blog post focuses on those who serve as local support

Continuing with our “Many Hats of a Consultant” series, we’re sharing Part 2 of our focus on education

Continuing with our “Many Hats of a Consultant” series, we want to focus this time on education consultants who do t

This is the first in a series of articles highlighting some of the tasks that education consultants may perform as they

This is Part II of an article by Dr. Shigo. You can find Part I here. Dr. Cynthia Shigo has been interested in MK educat

by Cynthia Shigo Before I got married, I was required by the Christian college I attended to go to premarital counselin

In this edition of Education Headlines, some themes emerged. One has to do with the amount of autonomy parents give thei

Our interview this week is with Steve Bryant. Steve has been an education consultant with WEC for over 15 years. He is a

We are so happy to welcome Jayne Cuidon as our guest blogger! Jayne, with her husband Scott, have served in Croatia for

This article is reprinted with the permission of the author, Jane Barron. Jane is a Youth Intercultural Transition Spe

I had the opportunity to interview Debra Bell, Ph.D., author of the bestselling The Ultimate Guide to Homeschooling and

We’re sharing this interview with you because if you support homeschoolers, teen TCKs, and/or TCKs experiencing me

Greetings, friends! We’re kicking off our blog articles for 2017 with a summary of some of the latest buzzwords

This is part 2 of a classic article about TCKs and multilingualism first published in Fitted Pieces by SHARE Education S

This is a classic article about TCKs and multilingualism first published in Fitted Pieces by SHARE Education Services. T

Our guest blogger this week is Karen Wolters. Karen is a Professionally Certified Educational Consultant, Regional Educa

This week’s guest writer is Jan Bentley, the Executive Director of AERC. We asked her to tell us more about what A

Our guest blogger this week is Dr. David Brooks, who is semi-retired, works regularly with Interaction International, an

Our guest blogger this week is Dr. David Brooks, who is semi-retired, works regularly with Interaction International, an

Today’s article is by Kay Baker, a member of PACE’s leadership team. Kay is responsible for all activities r

Our guest blogger this week is Flossie Epley, who has served with TEAM for 35 years in Japan. This is a reprint from her

Our focus this week is College Preparation. Most of these articles are US-oriented. To our many consultants from other c

As education consultants, we certainly want to pass along solid educational information to our families. But sometimes i

One of our desires at PACE is to connect TCK education consultants with one another. We asked several of PACE’s Master

Here are the current headlines in education news that we gathered for you. Click on the title to get to each article. En

This week’s guest writer is Dr. Wes Willis, the president of SHARE Education Services. We asked him to tell us mor

Our guest blogger this week is Deborah Clouser. A TCK and a mom of three TCKs, Deborah has served as an education consul

We know that many TCK education consultants are working in relative isolation from other education consultants. Have you

This is article is by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE. You can read part 1 of the article here and part 2 of

This is article is by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE. You can read part 1 of the article here. Melissa was

This is article is by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE. Melissa was a teacher of children with special needs

The Joyful, Illiterate Kindergartners of Finland As testing becomes more prevalent in education all over the world, an e

Our guest blogger this week is Flossie Epley, who has served with TEAM for 32 years in Japan. She calls reading “my nu

This is part two of an article by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE. Read Part 1 here. Melissa was a teacher o

This is article is by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE. Melissa was a teacher of children with special needs

The Big Problem With the New SAT There’s a new SAT coming out next year for students in the US. This article outlines

Earlier this year, PACE hosted a virtual meeting focused on TCK education policy for consultants who involved in develop

One of our desires at PACE is to connect TCK education consultants with one another. We asked several of PACE’s Master

This week’s guest writer is Margaret Stockwell, the Chief Executive of Anchor Education. We asked her to update us

How to get kids to read independently Here is some newly-published information about the reading habits of children. Whi

Our guest blogger this week is Flossie Epley. We featured an interview with Flossie last week! Flossie has been with TEA

One of our desires at PACE is to connect TCK education consultants with one another. We asked several of PACE’s Master

This concludes our series on how we learn by our guest blogger Sandy E. Sandy travels as an Educational Consultant to Am

Our guest blogger this week is Sandy E. Sandy travels as an Educational Consultant to Americans working for NGOs in Afri

Our guest blogger this week is Sandy E. Sandy travels as an Educational Consultant to Americans working for NGOs in Afri

Our guest blogger this week is Sandy E. Sandy travels as an Educational Consultant to Americans working for NGOs in Afri

Today’s article is by Kay Baker, a member of PACE’s leadership team. Kay is responsible for all activities r

One of our desires at PACE is to connect TCK education consultants with one another. We asked several of PACE’s Master

If you’re like me, December is an extra-busy month. I’m trying to wrap up many projects at the same time tha

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981. She is founder and director of School Support Services

On our blog this week we have an excerpt from our new ebook, “Preparing to Homeschool Young Children on the Field.

Our guest blogger is Jennifer Moline, now with Wycliffe. She has served as a teacher to TCKs in Russia and as an educati

An American School Immerses Itself in All Things Chinese http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/27/education/an-american-school-

This week’s guest blogger is Lindsay P. Lindsay lives in Asia in one of the largest cities in the world. She has b

This week’s guest blogger is Lindsay P. Lindsay lives in Asia in one of the largest cities in the world. She has b

This week’s guest blogger is Lindsay P. Lindsay lives in Asia in one of the largest cities in the world. She has b

In the Spring of 2014, the education consultants of SHARE, AERC, and Anchor Education were surveyed regarding their obse

Our guest blogger this week is Nancy Elwood, the co-founder of PACE and the executive director of SHARE. At SHARE, Nancy

Here are some recent articles and resources published online that contain great information for consultants and the fami

Our guest blogger this week is Jennifer Birch. Jennifer is a devotee of technological solution for education. She’s al

This is the second of two blogs focused on testing by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE and a teacher of child

This is the first of two blogs focused on testing by Melissa Shipman, Executive Director of PACE and a teacher of childr

Our guest blogger this week is Kay Baker, who serves as an education consultant with SHARE Education Services and lives

Nancy Elwood is the co-founder of PACE, and is the executive director of SHARE, where she leads a staff of education con

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for the second week is Diana Thomas, who has taught at The Potter’s School

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for the next two weeks is Diana Thomas, who has taught at The Potter’s Scho

[author][author_info]Our blog this week features part one of an interview conducted with two highly experienced educatio

[author][author_info]Our blog this week features part one of an interview conducted with two highly experienced educatio

[author]  [author_info]Our guest blogger  is Jennifer Moline, now with Wycliffe. She has served as a teacher to TCKs i

If you serve families who have had any interaction with public schools in the United States, you have probably heard of

[author][author_info]This is the first of two articles written by guest blogger Larry Milks related to career planning

[author][author_info]This is the first of two articles written by guest blogger Larry Milks. Larry serves as East Region

[author][author_info]This is the first half of a review of “Different Learners: Identifying, Preventing, & Tre

[author][author_info]This is the first half of a review of “Different Learners: Identifying, Preventing, and Treat

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981. She is founder and director of School Support Services

More Boys Diagnosed with Special Needs Official figures recently released in the UK reveal that twice as many boys are d

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for this series is Sheryl O’Bryan. Sheryl has been involved in TCK educatio

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for this series is Sheryl O’Bryan. Sheryl has been involved in TCK educatio

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for the next three weeks is Sheryl O’Bryan. Sheryl has been involved in TCK

[author][author_info]Kay Baker serves as an education consultant with SHARE Education Services and lives with her husban

This week’s blog is an update for you, the education consultants who are served by PACE. For those of you who are newe

[author][author_info]Nancy Elwood is the co-founder of PACE, and is the executive director of SHARE, where she leads a s

Flipped Classrooms Have you heard of the trend to “flip” traditional classrooms? Flipped classrooms require students

Every year, a group of folks gather to discuss TCK education issues at the annual IMKEC (International MK Education Cons

This information was presented by David Richardson at the IMKEC conference held in London, England in 2007. Entrance for

  [author][author_info]This is the final blog in a three part series by guest blogger Lisa P. Harrill, an adult TCK

[author][author_info]This is the second blog in a three part series by guest blogger Lisa P. Harrill, an adult TCK raise

[author][author_info]Our guest blogger for the next three weeks is Lisa P. Harrill, an adult TCK raised in the Republic

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981, and is founder/director of School Support Services (SS

[author]  [author_info]Our guest blogger this month is Jennifer Moline, now with Wycliffe. She has served as a teacher

Many of us are consulting with families who are about to embark on a season of travels and transitions. Check out this l

[author][author_info]This is a second excerpt from an article by Donna Crawford, a former education consultant with SHAR

[author][author_info]This is an excerpt from an article by Donna Crawford, a former education consultant with SHARE. Don

The following is the third and final excerpt from an article in Fitted Pieces by SHARE. The panel focuses on national s

[author][author_info]For this week’s blog, we offer this classic article regarding TCK education by the retired TCK Mi

The following is a second excerpt from an article in Fitted Pieces by SHARE. The panel focuses on national schools as a

Here is a sampling of current headlines in education news. Again, they’re rarely focused on TCKs, but all have goo

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981. She is founder and director of School Support Services

The following is from an article in Fitted Pieces by SHARE. The panel focuses on national schools as an educational opt

[author][author_info]Nancy Elwood is the co-founder of PACE, and serves as executive director of SHARE, where she leads

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981. She is founder and director of School Support Services

[author][author_info]This is an excerpt from an article by Donna Crawford, a former education consultant with SHARE. Don

“Should we think about homeschooling next year?” How many times have you been asked this question by the families yo

Every six weeks or so, I’ll be compiling some of the latest education headlines for you. While they will rarely be foc

[author]  [author_info]This is the second part of a series from guest blogger Lorna Jacobson, MK Care & Education C

[author]  [author_info]Our guest blogger this week is Lorna Jacobson, MK Care & Education Coordinator with SIM Cana

We’re quickly approaching the time of year in which parents are thinking ahead to the next school year. For the pa

[author] [author_info]This is the final of three posts by our guest blogger Terri Harmon. You can read the last two post

[author] [author_info]This is the second of three posts by our guest blogger Terri Harmon. You can read last week’

[author] [author_info]For the next three weeks, our guest blogger is Terri Harmon. Terri works for New Tribes Mission at

Congratulations to our Kindle winner, Marti Alquist! Thanks to everyone for leaving their comments on the blog! A new co

Well, we kicked off our new website and then experienced a few unanticipated technology problems. When we launched the n

You may be wondering why this looks a little different than the other news you’ve received from PACE.  Let me tell yo