Education Headlines – February 2020
Here are some headlines that we hope will help you in your education consulting gathered by the PACE team: More than 100 genes tied to autism identified in large study About 1 in 59 children in the US have been…
Difficult Decisions: Sending Teens “Home” for High School
This article is by Kay Baker, the Director of PACE's "Education Planning for Families in Transition" course. She and her family have lived and served in Sweden for over 20 years, where she serves as a Regional Director for GEM…
Gen Z: What the latest research is telling us about our kids
If you have any children in school right now, you have a member of Generation Z in your midst. Last winter at SHARE’s annual Family Education Conference in Hungary, I (Melissa) shared what I have discovered about Gen Z, and…
News and Resources for TCK Consultants
This issue of our blog post highlights resources and education articles that may be helpful to you as an education consultant. We've included links to special needs and media websites as well as articles on motivating students and modeling resilience.…
Multilingualism: An Interview with Dr. Jan Dormer
Our blog is in video format this time. We hope you enjoy listening to Dr. Jan Dormer as she speaks about how to help families understand and support their children in learning new languages as they live cross-culturally. Dr. Dormer…
Advice for a Good National School Year
Many of the families we serve have launched into a new school year, using local schools as their chosen option for at least one child in the family. Since most expat parents have not personally attended school in their adopted…
Education Headlines & Resources 5.20.19
We hope that this has been a great academic year for you as you've served families and their educational needs. Here are some resources to check out this summer. We'll be back in September with more articles and resources for…
Many Hats of a Consultant: Local Support
Continuing with our series on the Many Hats of a Consultant, this blog post focuses on those who serve as local support to families in their role as an education consultant. Here we interview Bethany Moore who represents this group…
Many Hats of a Consultant: Caring for Families from the Home Office, Part 2
Continuing with our "Many Hats of a Consultant" series, we're sharing Part 2 of our focus on education consultants who do their work from the home office of an agency. This role can be very different from those who serve…
Many Hats of a Consultant: Caring for Families from the Home Office (part 1)
Continuing with our “Many Hats of a Consultant” series, we want to focus this time on education consultants who do their work from the home office of an agency. This role can be very different from those who serve outside…