"As we interface with so many cultures in our International School communities, we are in a prime position to be modelsof international-mindedness for the rest of the world." - Dr. Zilber
We offer a range of workshops, seminars AND COACHING tailored to the needs of your school constituents, culture and community.
Topics Include:
Conversations and Communication in Multicultural Boards - for upper administrators and board members
Cross Cultural Understanding in International School Communities (for adults and IBDP students)
Intercultural Awareness & Perspectives - for staff, parents
Maintaining home culture & identity within a lifestyle of international mobility - for expat parents AND host country national parents
Cultural Adjustment for New or Leaving Families - for counselors, administrators, parents, sponsoring groups
International / Intercultural Mindedness - for staff, students
Developing tolerance, empathy, critical thinking, responsible citizenship skills through Holocaust education - for students in Middle and High School, linked to curricular units, character education
“As Mama Told Us” - a “Second Generation” child of Holocaust survivors tells the story of her mother’s, father’s, grandparents’ and aunts’ experiences during the massacres & ghettos of Lithuania, concentration camps, death marches & liberation in Poland, reunification & Displaced Person’s Camp in Germany from 1940-1950
“Human Migrations: A Personal Odyssey” - for Elementary and Middle School curricular units (IBPYP, IBMYP)
Raising & Teaching Children of Educators - for educators, administrators, counselors
Raising, Teaching and Hiring Third Culture & Cross-Culture Kids - for parents, educators, counselors, employers
Senior Students Transitioning to University - for students in grades 11 and 12
Marketing for International Schools - for administrators, board, PR, marketing staff - and educators
Orientation Programs for New Staff and Families - for administrators and new staff, parents, students
Custom programs can be developed to meet your needs