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Global education looks beyond one country's schools: how other nations teach, fund and organize learning, how students prepare for a connected world, and how ideas and technology cross borders. Comparing systems is one of the clearest ways to see which choices in our own schools are necessary and which are habit.
edCircuit's coverage is written for educators and leaders who want that wider view. It includes international leaders on learning loss and school design, edtech in Southeast Asia and Africa, early education around the world, the decline of international students in higher education, eco-schools and sustainability, global skills for students, and the Mind the Gap interview series with education leaders. For the path to the International Math Olympiad, see Math Education.
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College AdmissionsThe Decline of International Students in Higher EducationInternational students are enrolling in smaller numbers worldwide, driven by visa issues, policy changes, and shifting global trends.
EdTechEdTech in Southeast Asia: Takeaways from travels to Vietnam and SingaporeSoutheast Asia is the fastest growing region in the world that's rapidly digitizing. Here are five takeaways about the ed tech industry in Southeast Asia.
Math EducationMathematics Strategy with Kieran Mackle, Ep. 40 (S2E15)For this episode, Tom Sherrington and Emma Turner discuss mathematics strategy with Kieran Mackle, an author, podcast host, and primary school maths leader.
GlobalAn International Lesson in Education Ep.7In this Learning Can't Wait podcast episode, Morty Ballen of Christel House International shares his experience founding and leading schools around the world.
GlobalBeyond The Corporate Model: B Corp Gain InterestB Corp certification lets for-profit companies show genuine social commitment. This article explains how B Lab certifies companies and its annual awards.
Professional DevelopmentMotivated, Memorable Teaching with Peps Mccrea — Mind the Gap, Ep. 32 (S2E7)Peps Mccrea, author of books such as Motivated Teaching and Memorable Teaching discusses training, mentoring, and his development of an ultra concise approach.
Professional DevelopmentMind the Gap, Episode 29 – What Early Career Teachers NeedTom and Emma discuss the Early Career Framework in the UK, professional learning, instructional coaching, needs for NQTs, mentorship, and more.
Math EducationThe Path to the International Math OlympiadTwo members of the 2019 U.S. International Math Olympiad team on how they prepared, from AoPS courses to MATHCOUNTS, and their advice for young mathematicians.
Professional DevelopmentChanging the Early Career Narrative with Sam Twiselton, OBEProfessor Sam Twiselton discusses her desire to see a change in the narrative around early career teachers in this Mind the Gap episode with Tom and Emma










