Transitions and Resiliency Archives - RNG International Educational Consultants

5 Things to Know Before Taking Your Teen With Special Needs Overseas

Post author:rng
Post published:July 28, 2020
Post category:Cross Cultural Kids Families in Global Transition International Schools Internationally Mobile Families Learning Differences Learning Disabilities Learning Support Parenting Special Needs Struggling Teens Therapeutic Programs Transitions and Resiliency Tutoring

5 Things to Know Before Taking Your Teen With Special Needs Overseas I did a brief presentation at the Families in Global Transition conference in Washington, DC, for internationally mobile…

Great Summer Reads that Build Character

Post author:rng
Post published:July 2, 2014
Post category:Cross Cultural Kids General Learning Differences Parenting

I was just forwarded this list of books that build character from our colleague and friend, Dana Dean Doering. I love this list because there are dozens (hundreds?) of titles,…

TCK to future TCK: Advice about Successful International Moves

Post author:rng
Post published:December 1, 2010
Post category:Cross Cultural Kids Families in Global Transition International Schools Third Culture Kids Transitions and Resiliency

You’ve heard that expression, “Out of the mouths of babes comes the truth.” Well, when talking to the students at the Anglo-American School of Sofia (AAS-Sofia), I certainly heard a…

Transitioning to College – How Third Culture Kids and Parents Can Be Better Prepared

Post author:rng
Post published:May 29, 2010
Post category:Parenting Third Culture Kids Transition to College/University Transitions and Resiliency

by Rebecca Grappo, founder, RNG International Educational Consultants, LLC The countdown to graduation has started! Students now know where they will be attending college, and they are busy saying goodbye…

Where are You From?

Post author:rng
Post published:April 13, 2010
Post category:Cross Cultural Kids Families in Global Transition Internationally Mobile Families Third Culture Kids

Ask a *Third Culture Kid (TCK) where he/she is from, and watch most of them stumble over the answer. The TCK wonders, do you mean where I was born? The…

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