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By Kim Vij 3 Comments

Schools Around the World

Welcome to the Blogging Carnival for September! We picked one of our favorite subjects SCHOOL! Across the globe students have returned back to school and we wanted to share with you the variety of schools and learning environments. I know that not until I stepped into a few schools in other countries did I realize how incredibly lucky my childhood has been as well as my children’s availability schools.

The main goal is the same in each school…Student Success. I think it’s important to talk with kids about students around the world and how they are learning.

I visited my husband’s School in New Dehli, India on my first trip there. Here are a few images from his private school. Even though it may not look similar to my America School experiences, I’m going to be it seems that he learned and remembered far more than I have in school…shhhhh… don’t tell him that.

Here’s a fun idea to consider. Connecting with a school in another Country. Classrooms can use Google Hangouts to talk or Skype. Somehow a lesson about a specific country just got a little bit more interesting when they can chat for 20 minutes to a class in that country. Students could even bring in everyday items to share as almost a Show and Tell Globally. Think about the language expose too!

The internet has truly created a space for everyone around the world to connect and education is a universal language. Kid Citizen World has a full list of Resources for connecting with schools.

As you think about the schools around the world, what questions come to your mind?

  • Do the buildings look similar?
  • Are schedules the same?
  • What is the biggest emphasis of learning?
  • What types of books to you use?
  • Is religion a part of school?
  • What languages are instruction given in?
  • What is the school dress code?
  • What do you do at recess?

I’d love to take you on a journey to a few schools around the world that have been shared as part of the Multicultural Kid Blogs Group.

  • Schools Around the World: Morocco from Amanda from MaracMama
  • Schools Around the World: France by MaryAnne from Mama Smiles 
  • Schools of the World Soviet Union from Natalie from After Schooling with Smarty Pants
  • Schools Around the World: Puerto Rico by Discovering the World Through My Sons Eyes
  • Schools Around the World comparing India, Siberia, Bangladesh , Burkina Faso by Kid World Citizen 
  • International School by The Expats
  • Choosing Schools in Various Locations from Olga Mecking
  • How to Create a Preschool Co-op by Leanna from All Done Monkey
  • School Supplies in France by Annabelle from The Piri Piri Lexicon
  • What Makes Berkeley School so Great  from Stephanie from InCultureParent
  • A Community School in Rural Zambia from Jody from Mud Hut Mama
  • Best Children’s Books about Going to School Around the World by Stephanie at InCulture Parent 

What is your school like in your part of the world?  Come share with us below! 

Like this idea? Pin for later or share now with a friend!

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Filed Under: Cultural Education Tagged With: Bilingual Babies, School

About Kim Vij

Early childhood teacher, author, speaker and mom of 3. Kim shares ways to make learning fun and parenting an adventure by sharing developmentally appropriate activities.

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Comments

  1. Mud Hut Mama says

    September 27, 2013 at 12:18 am

    I love the way you've pulled this together and the idea of connecting classrooms around the world through Skype! Thank you!

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  2. Natalie F says

    September 27, 2013 at 8:03 am

    This turned out great! Thanks for hosting this month!

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  3. C says

    September 27, 2013 at 11:20 am

    Fascinating peek into schooling around the world! I really enjoyed this. It certainly made me appreciate many things we have here in the US that are taken for granted!

    Carla M (http://www.pinterest.com/carlaroni/boards/)

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