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In this episode I’m talking to Natalie Obiko Pearson. Natalie is a journalist and bureau chief at Bloomberg Vancouver. Natalie’s work came to the attention of lots of International educators this year after writing an article entitled: Elite International Schools Have a Racism Problem. This provoked a lot of discussion online as well as amongst my colleagues and friends in the industry.
Having spent time at an international school herself, Natalie’s incredibly well informed and wide ranging investigation confirmed a number of growing doubts that people within international schooling may have had as well as introducing a variety of other issues within the system that were yet to come to light.
We discuss:
For anyone who is yet to read Natalie’s article it is an essential piece of journalism for those of us who have made a life abroad or plan to in the future. It explores the role of parents, students, teachers and school management in terms of the questions we should be asking of ourselves and the sense of self-identity we’re guiding our young people towards.
If you want to be kept up to date on when educational chat like this happens, then be sure to subscribe to the podcast and/or follow me on Twitter @chrisjordanhk
Links:
Article: Elite International Schools Have a Racism Problem.
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In this episode I’m talking to Natalie Obiko Pearson. Natalie is a journalist and bureau chief at Bloomberg Vancouver. Natalie’s work came to the attention of lots of International educators this year after writing an article entitled: Elite International Schools Have a Racism Problem. This provoked a lot of discussion online as well as amongst my colleagues and friends in the industry.
Having spent time at an international school herself, Natalie’s incredibly well informed and wide ranging investigation confirmed a number of growing doubts that people within international schooling may have had as well as introducing a variety of other issues within the system that were yet to come to light.
We discuss:
For anyone who is yet to read Natalie’s article it is an essential piece of journalism for those of us who have made a life abroad or plan to in the future. It explores the role of parents, students, teachers and school management in terms of the questions we should be asking of ourselves and the sense of self-identity we’re guiding our young people towards.
If you want to be kept up to date on when educational chat like this happens, then be sure to subscribe to the podcast and/or follow me on Twitter @chrisjordanhk
Links:
Article: Elite International Schools Have a Racism Problem.
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