Cross Cultural Education In China And In Chinese Families Tanya Crossman

Cross Cultural Education In China And In Chinese Families Tanya Crossman I was asked by china source to write about the impact of cross cultural education on chinese families in particular. in china there are both traditional edccks and also children who hold foreign passports but have little or no connection to that country culture. Chinese parents often assume that their children attending international schools have the same attitudes, values, and language skills as those attending chinese schools, but the instruction on how to think—and behave in society—follows different cultural norms.

Cross Cultural Education Advice For Parents Tanya Crossman Tanya is a leading expert in the field of modern third culture kids and issues facing cross cultural families, with 20 years' experience in the field, including more than 10 years' research experience. I conduct seminars and workshops on a wide range of subjects related to cross cultural family and school life. i work with parents, educators, support workers, and young people themselves. Writer, researcher, and advocate specialising in support for tcks, ccks, and cross cultural families. author of "misunderstood: the impact of growing up overseas in the 21st century". “tanya shares an extraordinary combination of talents (she is both analytical and pastoral) which when combined with her passion and enthusiasm for cross cultural insights for youth, adults and families synthesises into a much needed voice in an increasingly globalised world.”.

Tanya Crossman Writer, researcher, and advocate specialising in support for tcks, ccks, and cross cultural families. author of "misunderstood: the impact of growing up overseas in the 21st century". “tanya shares an extraordinary combination of talents (she is both analytical and pastoral) which when combined with her passion and enthusiasm for cross cultural insights for youth, adults and families synthesises into a much needed voice in an increasingly globalised world.”. She has mentored hundreds of teenage and young adult tcks over the past 13 years, predominantly in china, and now runs seminars for international communities around the world. tanya spent most of her childhood in her native australia, and most of her adult years in china. Tanya is passionate about coming alongside cross cultural families with information, encouragement, and support. tanya lived in china for over ten years from 2004 2012 and recently returned to beijing. Currently serving as the director of research and international education and lead researcher at tck training since march 2021, tanya offers training in cross cultural competence through workshops and consulting services. Tanya crossman is a researcher and cross cultural consultant providing support to international schools and other organisations serving cross cultural populations. tanya is a leading expert in the field of modern third culture kids and issues facing cross cultural families.