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Technological and mobile innovations are transforming the way we educate and learn both inside and outside of the classroom. From e-learning solutions, utilizing data to construct personally relevant curriculum, immersive language experiences, providing real world and entrepreneurship problem solving situations, International Schools in Beijing are leading the way in innovative education with cutting-edge technologies that facilitate student learning and engagement.
Please join AmCham China for an informal dinner session to hear from some of the leading innovators in K-12 learning. We will gather educators, staff, and parents, for an event where AmCham China member schools share best practices including classroom management tips, use of innovative technology in the classroom, opportunities and challenges in bilingual education, findings in child development, and how schools measure success and results. Parents and educators will also have an opportunity to mingle and network.
The event is open to the public and entirely free of charge. Do not miss this opportunity to gain insights on the role of technology and innovation in the classroom, network with leaders in the growing and exciting field and explore the unique benefits of international K-12 schools in Beijing.
The event is open to the public and entirely free of charge. Do not miss this opportunity to gain insights on the role of technology and innovation in the classroom, network with leaders in the growing and exciting field and explore the unique benefits of international K-12 schools in Beijing.
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Keynote: What’s Innovative?
Stacy Stephens5
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Keynote: What’s Innovative?
Speakers
Stacy Stephens
Director of Learning at International School of BeijingStacy is currently the Director of Learning at the International School of Beijing. Previously she was Director of Curriculum at the American Embassy School in Delhi. An ADE and COETAIL graduate, Stacy is most interested in the intersection of educational technology and the development of a relevant modern curriculum.
Keynote: From Classrooms to Communities: Innovative Learning Spaces to Accommodate 21st Century Learning
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Christine Xu
Co-Principal at Yew Chung International School of BeijingChristine Xu joined YCIS Beijing in 1997 and has been the Chinese Co-Principal of the school since 2008. Prior to her Co-Principal appointment, Ms Xu worked as a Chinese Co-Teacher and Chinese Curriculum Co-ordinator at YCIS Beijing. She was also appointed Co-ordinator of Chinese Department in 2006. As an incredibly experienced teacher she has taught external Chinese examinations in IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme.
Ms Xu holds a bachelor’s degree in Chinese Literature and a master’s degree in Education Management from Beijing Normal University.
Keynote: Harnessing Technology to Create an Innovative Curriculum
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Chris Stanley
Deputy Head of Senior School at Dulwich CollegeChris Stanley completed a BSc in Mathematics with Management and his teaching qualification in Mathematics at the University of East Anglia. He worked as a Mathematics teacher in England for seven years teaching students aged 11 to 18. Since arriving at Dulwich in 2012, he has worked as a Mathematics Teacher and as Head of Department. This is his second year as Deputy Head of Senior School (Academic).
Dulwich College Beijing won British International School Award 2017 in the Teaching Initiative category for the innovative Blended Maths Programme, introduced by Chris and his team. This successful and constantly improving programme has been also highlighted this year by the nomination for the TES Independent School Awards 2018, in the category of Strategic Education Initiative of the Year.
Panel Discussion
Speakers
Stacy Stephens
Director of Learning at International School of BeijingStacy is currently the Director of Learning at the International School of Beijing. Previously she was Director of Curriculum at the American Embassy School in Delhi. An ADE and COETAIL graduate, Stacy is most interested in the intersection of educational technology and the development of a relevant modern curriculum.
Chris Stanley
Deputy Head of Senior School at Dulwich CollegeChris Stanley completed a BSc in Mathematics with Management and his teaching qualification in Mathematics at the University of East Anglia. He worked as a Mathematics teacher in England for seven years teaching students aged 11 to 18. Since arriving at Dulwich in 2012, he has worked as a Mathematics Teacher and as Head of Department. This is his second year as Deputy Head of Senior School (Academic).
Dulwich College Beijing won British International School Award 2017 in the Teaching Initiative category for the innovative Blended Maths Programme, introduced by Chris and his team. This successful and constantly improving programme has been also highlighted this year by the nomination for the TES Independent School Awards 2018, in the category of Strategic Education Initiative of the Year.
Christine Xu
Co-Principal at Yew Chung International School of BeijingChristine Xu joined YCIS Beijing in 1997 and has been the Chinese Co-Principal of the school since 2008. Prior to her Co-Principal appointment, Ms Xu worked as a Chinese Co-Teacher and Chinese Curriculum Co-ordinator at YCIS Beijing. She was also appointed Co-ordinator of Chinese Department in 2006. As an incredibly experienced teacher she has taught external Chinese examinations in IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme.
Ms Xu holds a bachelor’s degree in Chinese Literature and a master’s degree in Education Management from Beijing Normal University.
Speakers
Stacy is currently the Director of Learning at the International School of Beijing. Previously she was Director of Curriculum at the American Embassy School in Delhi. An ADE and COETAIL graduate, Stacy is most interested in the intersection of educational technology and the development of a relevant modern curriculum.
Chris Stanley completed a BSc in Mathematics with Management and his teaching qualification in Mathematics at the University of East Anglia. He worked as a Mathematics teacher in England for seven years teaching students aged 11 to 18. Since arriving at Dulwich in 2012, he has worked as a Mathematics Teacher and as Head of Department. This is his second year as Deputy Head of Senior School (Academic).
Dulwich College Beijing won British International School Award 2017 in the Teaching Initiative category for the innovative Blended Maths Programme, introduced by Chris and his team. This successful and constantly improving programme has been also highlighted this year by the nomination for the TES Independent School Awards 2018, in the category of Strategic Education Initiative of the Year.
Christine Xu joined YCIS Beijing in 1997 and has been the Chinese Co-Principal of the school since 2008. Prior to her Co-Principal appointment, Ms Xu worked as a Chinese Co-Teacher and Chinese Curriculum Co-ordinator at YCIS Beijing. She was also appointed Co-ordinator of Chinese Department in 2006. As an incredibly experienced teacher she has taught external Chinese examinations in IGCSE and the IB Diploma Programme.
Ms Xu holds a bachelor’s degree in Chinese Literature and a master’s degree in Education Management from Beijing Normal University.
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Sponsors and Partners
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Yew Chung International School of Beijing
Situated in downtown Honglingjin Park, Yew Chung International School of Beijing (YCIS Beijing) provides international education to expatriate children aged 2 - 18. Recognised as one of the top international schools in Beijing, YCIS Beijing’s international curriculum through kindergarten, primary school and secondary school (IGCSE & IB) prepares students to become bilingually competent in English and Chinese and internationally minded for a competitive future.
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