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Using the National Schools Successfully, Part 1

The issues of time and commitment involved in using national schools are major sources of misunderstanding for parents. Many parents assume that going to a national school in a second language will be just as easy as going to the local school in America or elsewhere. They are unaware of the cultural and linguistic demands being placed on their child. Succeeding academically in a second language is far more difficult and demanding than the conversational fluency they may be trying to achieve themselves.
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5 Issues to Consider when Choosing a National School

[author][author_info]Nancy Elwood is the co-founder of PACE, and serves as executive director of SHARE, where she leads a staff of education consultants serving throughout Europe and Eurasia. Nancy and her husband Mike live in Budapest, Hungary, and have two adult…

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The Importance of Handwriting

[author][author_info]Flossie Epley has been with TEAM since 1981. She is founder and director of School Support Services (SSS) at Christian Academy in Japan (CAJ). For thirty years SSS has been offering consultancy, resources, and programs to home schoolers and schools…

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Developing a Confident Writer

[author][author_info]This is an excerpt from an article by Donna Crawford, a former education consultant with SHARE. Donna taught for more than 30 years in the US and Taiwan. This article was originally published in SHARE's Fitted Pieces, and is used…

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