Feb 28, 2012 5:15 pm

Alumni Spotlight: Meghan Kendle

"Through my travels, whether local or international, I am constantly learning. The world is my classroom and my education will never end." Continue Reading »

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Section: Cultural Intelligence, Student Ambassador  |   Topics: alumni spotlight , australia , education , meghan kendle , teachers

Dec 15, 2011 7:05 pm

Holidays Around the World, Take 3

Encounter inventive celebrations in Germany and Ecuador on our latest holiday jaunt. Continue Reading »

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Section: Student Ambassador, Cultural Intelligence  |   Topics: berlin , cultural intelligence , culture , east germany , ecuador , education , germany , global citizenship , holidays , student ambassador , thanksgiving , west germany

Dec 12, 2011 8:28 pm

Holidays Around the World, Take 2

In this post, explore holidays that remember the past and promote good luck in the future. Continue Reading »

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Section: Student Ambassador, Food and Nutrition, Cultural Intelligence  |   Topics: australia , cultural intelligence , culture , education , global citizenship , holidays , japan , new zealand , student ambassador , thanksgiving

Dec 08, 2011 5:00 pm

Holidays Around the World, Take 1

Get a fun and festive glimpse into another culture. In the spirit of the season, we’re introducing a few unique holidays for a taste of how other countries celebrate. Continue Reading »

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Section: Cultural Intelligence, Student Ambassador  |   Topics: british isles , china , cultural intelligence , culture , education , england , global citizenship , holidays , student ambassador , thanksgiving , uk

Aug 25, 2011 7:08 pm

Citizen Ambassador Delegation Experiences Indian Education System Firsthand

Education reform is a topic that frequently occupies American headlines, and is a major source of discussion for many in the United States. However, when compared to the challenges that face Indian education, the American situation doesn’t seem so dire, according to Daniel Domenech, Ph.D. Dr. Domenech is the executive director of the American Association of School Administrators (AASA), and was the Citizen Ambassador leader of the “School Administration Delegation to India.” Continue Reading »

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Section: Citizen Ambassador  |   Topics: aasa , citizen ambassador , education , india