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As boarding and day schools have internationalized, teachers and administrators have encountered new complexities in nearly every aspect of schooling— from admission, parent communications, and classroom pedagogy, to college advising, constituency relations, and development. At the same time, a pioneering spirit has taken hold in a number of schools, with many educators seeking to enlarge the vision of "preparatory" schools to include preparation for global citizenship in a world increasingly interconnected economically, environmentally, culturally, and politically.
The TABS/NAIS Global Symposium will bring together school leaders, educators, and experts to learn from each other and to explore current practice and promising ways forward.
For more information, please visit our new Global Symposium Site.
Proposal submission for 2016 is now open! Submit yours today.Sessions are generally 60 minutes in length. We're seeking proposals for the following topic tracks with an international perspective/focus:
Prior to submitting, please review the Proposal Guidelines.
Submission deadline is October 26, 2015. Final presentation decisions by the symposium committee will be made in early December. The status of your proposal will be communicated by email before the end of December.