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The document discusses the founding head of multiple international schools, Dr. Jorge Nelson, and his experience and principles for continuing success at the Chinese/American International School (CAIS). It outlines Dr. Nelson's 30 years of experience in full immersion international education programs and 10 principles for CAIS, including honesty, respect, collaboration, responsibility, embracing diversity, passion for learning, and supporting a relevant curriculum. It also emphasizes the importance of collaboration within the CAIS community and fundraising to support the school.
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- 1. The Chinese/American International School Taking the first steps at CAIS for continuing success by Dr. Jorge Nelson • Head of North Jakarta Intercultural School, Indonesia • Consultant Principal of Myanmar International School, Myanmar • Founding Head of Amadeus International SchoolVienna, Austria • Founding Head of Chadwick International School, Songdo, Korea • Head of St. John’s School, Guam, Micronesia • Head of Bali International School, Bali, Indonesia • Head of Anzoategui International School, Anaco,Venezuela • Head of ColegioAmericano de Durango, Durango, México
- 2. 30 yrs. full immersion experience “Full immersion programs are designed to enrich the education of non-native- English-speaking students by teaching them all of their academic subjects in a second language.” - Dr. Nelson
- 3. Honesty Honesty forms the foundation of our everyday behaviors.
- 4. Respect We will strive to understand others so that we may treat them in a way acceptable to them.
- 5. Collaboration We promote meaningful inclusion and participation in a team-oriented, student- centered, and cooperative environment. We work together in genuine partnerships to find creative solutions to problems with the goal of achieving superior results.
- 6. Responsibility We are accountable for our actions and their consequences.
- 7. Embrace Diversity We honor the uniqueness of each individual and embrace diversity in peoples' backgrounds, values, and points of view.We are aware of a wider world and have a sense of our own place in it as individuals and as a community.
- 8. Passion for Learning We inspire enthusiasm for excellence, knowledge, & learning.
- 9. Supporting relevant curriculum Why relevant curriculum? “...I believe that the single most important idea for reform in K-12 education concerns a change in goal. The goal needs to shift from one of making a system that teaches children a curriculum more efficiently to one of making the system more effective by inspiring lifelong learning in students, so that they are able to have full and productive lives in a rapidly shifting economy.” - Steve Denning, Forbes Sept. 1, 2011
- 11. Supporting the curriculum How to support/improve?
- 12. Collaboration in CAIS community teachers, parents, students and administration
- 13. Fundraising for CAIS Annual fund raising, capital drive, scholarship, relief local and global, Wall of Fame, naming rights, galas, etc.
- 15. Thank you, CAIS, for your time. Most sincerely, Dr. Jorge Nelson dr.jorgenelson@gmail.com