Teaching a Global Outlook

10/30/2009 -  In today's increasing globalized world, younger and younger students are exposed to cultures different than their own.  Children's television shows teach them how to count and say simple phrases in other languages, and class trips overseas are common for students as young as twelve.  How do you get students interested in studying abroad?



 

	Let's Send Xiao Yang to Camp In America Interview with Tom Melcher 7/27/2009 - Tom Melcher has had a long and varied history in and out of China.  In this interview, he describes how Kemeixin, China's only American-owned education counseling service, helps Chinese students make sense of their choices in USA-based camps and colleges. Read More...
	Long Live Liberal Arts: The BA as an Export Interview with Kim Morrison 10/28/2009 - As CEO of GrokChina, Kim Morrison knows the market for Chinese international students.  Interviewed by Charter Member Brantley Turner Bradley, Morrison speaks of international education as a business and how her company GrokChina is helping educational institutions recruit the best students.  Read More...
	Forget Harvard Summer School: Teens ChinaPrep Instead Interview with Brantley Turner Bradley 10/29/2009 - Brantley Turner Bradley of China Prep knows China is in the future of America's youth.  It's important to have them find interest and relationships with China today to improve the relationship of tomorrow.  She is interviewed by Charter Member Kim Morrison. Read More...