News, views and peer-reviewed educational research, summarised
EDDi is designed to keep you up-to-date with current research and best practice - with a heavy focus on international education.
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Alongside opinion pieces, practical teaching advice and leadership guidance, we distill lengthy peer-reviewed and published academic articles (each article we read often running to 8,000 words), giving you the key highlights and takeaways.
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What it takes us hours to digest each week, you can read in 20 minutes.
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Collated and edited by a team of experienced international school leaders and university academic staff, EDDi gives you access to vital educational research an opinion.
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Each edition of EDDi offers:
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1. A carefully curated SELECTION of opinion pieces, practical advice and news.
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2. An expert SUMMARY of 3-4 educational research papers. Our aim is less than 1,000 words per article. That’s a 5 minute read per article - and, you won’t be reading every article every week, just those which interest you.
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We also publish ‘EDDi Extras’, occasional Special Editions (example here), thought-provoking opinion pieces (example here) and share interesting podcasts (listen here).
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
"Full of valuable advice and insights from
teachers already on the adventure"
A fun, engaging and highly practical read. Filled with tips and advice for careers in international schools.
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Based on insights and stories from teachers already enjoying the international adventure - their advice, the tears they've shed, and the highlights they've enjoyed - the book is enchantingly personal.
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Across 400 pages, containing the collected wisdom of hundreds of teachers and school leaders, the book is exceptional value - saving you time, missteps, mishaps, and money.
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The move to teaching overseas is one of the biggest, and most exciting, career transitions and life adventures many teachers ever make. This book will make sure you get the most out of the journey.
For anyone aspiring to, new to, being recruited into, or currently enjoying international teaching, it is essential reading.
Written in plain English by experienced international educators, you will learn:
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What international schooling is, why it exists and what makes these schools different.
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How to secure employment (and promotion).
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Contracts, regulations, and qualification requirements.
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The skills you need to teach internationally.
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How to teach third culture kids and global citizens.
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How to protect everyone's safeguarding and wellbeing (yours and the students).
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How to survive culture shock.
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How to manage uncertainty for you and your family.
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What to expect, what to avoid and how best to embrace the international adventure.
THE TEACHER'S GUIDE
SPOTTED AROUND THE WORLD
Rachel Keys, Head, Prem Tinsulanonda International School
Wayne Russell: International School Leadership, Researcher and Practitioner
Richard Dyer, Principal, British International School, Budapest
Aiglon College
Seen here in Bali. Yes, you too could have a house with a pool!!
International Schooling: The Teacher's Guide
International Schooling: The Teacher's Guide
International Schooling: The Teacher's Guide
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A FEW NICE WORDS SOME KIND PEOPLE
HAVE SAID ABOUT
THE TEACHER's GUIDE
...a robust overview of international schooling and sound advice for the newbie and the experienced.
I will be recommending this to those applying internationally - it will save me a lot of conversations with those taking or having taken a wrong career turn every year!
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Richard Dyer, Principal
(British International School, Budapest)
I am transitioning from EAL to international school teaching and needed a guide.
This one... this is it.
Detailed, necessary information for the entry-level educator to get a running start in their quest for successful employability.
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Jordan
(United States)
Great advice, very thorough. Really appreciated the chapter on what to expect at interview - will be reading that one again and again!
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Andrew
(Teacher, South America)
...if, like I did, you find yourself staring out of your classroom window at a rain soaked concrete playground, this book offers an escape - both whilst you read it, imagining all those far flung and sunny places you could work, and in planning how you might get a job there.
I found the advice super helpful in helping to plan my escape!
Pierre (Teacher, Thailand)