Community, Culture, and Conflict:
Building Supportive International School Communities

International schools are extraordinarily well placed to give students the protective Positive Childhood Experiences research demonstrates they need for long-term success. They're also where several educational cultures collide daily.

You will learn how to:
  • build community deliberately,
  • understand the cultures meeting in your hallways, and
  • handle the inevitable miscommunications and resulting conflicts when they surface. 

In this self-guided course, you will:
🖥️ Watch 5 videos
📝 Apply 2+ hours of guided practice
✅ Check for learning with an online quiz
📌 Keep 3 posters
🔎 Explore curated resources to go deeper

A certificate of completion is available upon request - contact info@tcktraining.com.

Format

Self-Guided

Recording Duration

45 minutes

Instructors

Tanya Crossman
& Lauren Wells

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TCK Training is an ACSI-approved CEU provider for international schools.

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Meet the instructors

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Tanya Crossman

Director of Research and Education Services

Tanya is an Adult TCK from a corporate background and a leading expert in the field of modern Third Culture Kids and issues facing cross-cultural families, with nearly 20 years of hands-on experience. She is the author of Misunderstood: The Impact of Growing Up Overseas in the 21st Century and co-author of Thongs or Flip Flops? Australian kids overseas and what comes next. Tanya's key roles at TCK Training are providing services to international schools and leading our research work, along with presenting virtually and in-person around the world. Learn more about Tanya's work at tanyacrossman.com.

Click on the video on the left to meet Tanya!

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Lauren Wells

Chief Executive Officer

Lauren is the Founder and CEO of TCK Training and author of Raising Up a Generation of Healthy Third Culture Kids, What Made That Feel So Hard: The Unstacking Method, and more. An Adult Third Culture Kid (ATCK) who spent her teenage years living in Tanzania, East Africa, Lauren has worked with over 1,000 parents and TCK caregivers and has trained staff from over 80 organizations. 

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