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New Academy School is a multicultural learning community, where students and staff represent different countries and cultures all interact together on daily basis through engaging, interesting, and effective learning practices and situations.  www.newacademyschool.com

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NEASC Accredited 

KG 1 to Grade 12 

Located in Al Raffa, Bur Dubai

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Cách đánh giá chất lượng trường quốc tế

Cách đánh giá chất lượng trường quốc tế

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New England Association of International School (NEASC – Hội đồng trường học vùng New England, Mỹ) và Council of International Schools (CIS – Hội đồng trường Quốc tế) là hai trong số các cơ quan kiểm định chất lượng giáo uy tín trên thế giới, mục tiêu là thúc đẩy sự phát triển chất lượng giáo dục, đồng thời tôn trọng sự khác biệt văn hóa.

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Lý do không nên dạy con bằng đòn roi

Lý do không nên dạy con bằng đòn roi

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Theo thầy Lester Stephens, Hiệu trưởng Trường Quốc Tế Saigon Pearl, nhiều phụ huynh dạy con bằng bạo lực vì đó là cách dễ và nhanh nhất để đạt mục tiêu vâng lời bố mẹ. Thực tế, nó có nhiều ảnh hưởng tiêu cực cả khía cạnh thể chất lẫn tinh thần trẻ trong ngắn và dài hạn.

Dưới đây là chia sẻ của thầy Lester Stephens về tác hại của việc dạy con bằng đòn roi và sức mạnh của lời khen chê tích…

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Commission on Independent Schools

WMS President Brian Morgan participated in the thrice-yearly gathering of the Commission on Independent Schools.

For two intense days earlier this summer, Brian Morgan, WMS President, was cloistered in a hotel in Bedford, Ma. participating in the thrice-yearly gathering of the Commission on Independent Schools, one of the six Commissions of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Our School, as well as many other independent schools, is accredited by NEASC every ten years. Between decennial visits by a Visiting Committee that writes a report for the Commission, each accredited school submits interim two-year and five-year reports. (Brian chaired the 2005 WMS Visiting Committee.)

Commission members read and digest these reports three times a year and recommend action to the Commission. Brian chairs the Secondary School Committee of the CIS, and at the June meeting, the Committee evaluated almost forty school reports. While it is intense work, Brian finds it very rewarding to learn about other schools in the six New England states and to work with other New England school leaders. The NEASC accreditation process is essentially based on an evaluation of the extent to which a school lives out its own mission, as well as the extent to which a school adheres to fifteen universally accepted standards. That enables NEASC to accredit a variety of schools, including schools for the deaf, Christian schools, boarding schools, day schools, town academies and most recently, Islamic schools.

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This girl was asking people at her table for bobby pins, and then I got out my makeup bag and handed her one and she like yelled FUCK YEAH THIS GIRL COMIN IN CLUTCH, and we're in the middle of a NEASC evaluation and the lady from NEASC left like 2 seconds before she said that

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Gordon College and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) recently released a joint statement announcing that the College would be undergoing a one year review of its campus policy forbidding “homosexual practice.”

The Wenham, Mass., College was criticized after president, D. Michael Lindsay, joined other academic and religious leaders, including some tied to Catholic colleges, in signing a letter requesting a religious exemption from President Obama’s executive order prohibiting sexual orientation-based discrimination, as reported by The Cardinal Newman Society. Gordon College quickly had its contract to use the town hall in Salem, Mass., canceled by Salem’s mayor in response to Lindsay’s request for religious exemption.

Gordon College will now spend the “next twelve to eighteen months” reviewing all aspects of its policy. At the end of the period the College will submit a review of the process and its outcomes to the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education for the NEASC’s meeting in September 2015. The review is to “ensure [Gordon College’s] ability to foster an atmosphere that respects and supports people of diverse characteristics and backgrounds, consistent with the Commission’s Standards for Accreditation,” according to the joint statement.

The review process will include a “working group of 20 representative trustees, faculty, administrators, staff and students,” but any change to the current Gordon policy “is a responsibility of its Board of Trustees,” according to the joint statement. The NEASC reportedly reached out to Gordon College to assure them that “the organization won’t be rushing to withdraw the school’s accreditation” should the policy remain unchanged, but the NEASC does have control over the College’s access to federal funding.

According to the Boston Business Journal, when Gordon spokesman Rick Sweeney was asked if the working group would look at dropping the current policy, “Sweeney said he believes this will be among the options the working group considers. ‘There will be a very balanced perspective.’”

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Housecleaning and Housekeeping for NEASC

Housecleaning and Housekeeping for NEASC

Our school has been preparing for an accreditation by the New England Association of Schools & Colleges, Inc. (NEASC), and that means two things:

Housecleaning and housekeeping.

The housecleaning is the easy part. A great deal of time and effort has been spent on making the school look nice to the accreditation team. Considering that our campus is in the bucolic Litchfield Hills of Connecticut,…

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