Attendees from China, Mexico, and local Massachusetts public schools Is “globalization” mostly good, mostly bad, or somewhere in-between? How can we as consumers use our purchasing power to help lift those in developing countries out of poverty? More broadly: how can people of different cultural backgrounds see beyond their differences to truly forge meaningful connections?...
READ MORECambridge Institute International Education Facilitates Knowledge Exchange between Chinese and US Educators How can American instructional practices be successfully integrated into international curricula? What opportunities are there for schools, both in the United States and abroad, to collaborate and establish bi-directional links for knowledge exchange? These questions and more were eagerly explored by a group...
READ MOREThe involvement of US institutions establishing global partnerships and branch campuses around East-Asia continues to rise. Overseas investors and educators have taken a keen interest in establishing international academic programs within their home countries. At the political level, additional government support provides and easier pathway for schools to make their transition as a globally focused...
READ MOREAt our recent program at The Calverton School one of the most meaningful and exciting aspects of the trip was a community service event where the visiting students volunteered with a service organization, Food Link, which is dedicated to fighting hunger in underserved communities. Doing community service underscores the powerful idea that when students visit...
READ MOREThis past January, 18 students made the trek from the Guangdong Province in China to the campus of Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts to attend Cambridge Institute International Education’s College Head Start Program. The College Head Start program aims to give students an opportunity to learn how to best approach the admissions process of US...
READ MOREThis past winter break, 8 international students currently enrolled at U.S. high schools traveled as far as 3,000 miles to celebrate the holidays and New Year with a host family as part of the Cambridge Institute International Education Holiday Homestay Programs. From watching fireworks on a boat in Los Angeles to seeing the Miami ballet preform the nutcracker...
READ MORE■ St Mary’s Jinhua (Shanghai) The Annual Jinhua Halloween Party Night has returned! Classrooms transformed into several Haunted Houses with spider nets and ghosts designed by students themselves. Everybody dressed up and stepped onto the temporarily-setup dance floor in the community room. There were princesses, animals, monsters, celebrities and PSY! ■ St Mary’s Wuhan No....
READ MOREAs high school campuses across the U.S. opened their doors for the start of a new school year, an eager group of American teachers convened to design a strategy for teaching an American curriculum to students in China. Chosen because of their extensive experience in teaching international students, this dedicated group of teachers is responsible...
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