Third Culture Kids links on other blogs/website
Who or What is a TCK? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Culture_Kids http://www.adultbrat.com/third_culture_kids/encyclopedia.htm http://www.state.gov/m/dghr/flo/c21995.htm
US Dept of State page on TCKs http://www.tckid.com/ http://www.tckworld.com/ http://www.interactionintl.org/home.asp
Grandparenting Expats: Tips and Tools for Long Distance Grandmas and Grandpas
Third Culture Kids links on The Education Cafe (click here) — or see below
Career Interviews and the Third Culture Kid
I came across a great article recently with tips for TCKs applying for jobs (particularly after college graduation). Bethany Clarke, the writer of the article Making the Most of Your TCK Experience When Applying for a Job, begins by saying:
Adventures In-Between
In his book Arrivals, Departures, and the Adventures In-Between, international speaker and TCK, Christopher O’Shaughnessy, provides a treasure trove of helpful information tucked within pages of true, personal stories that will make you laugh.
I’m From….
Originally posted on Communicating.Across.Boundaries :
I’m From…by Robynn and Adelaide Adelaide is a sophomore in high school. She’s in grade 10. The Language Arts teacher wanted them to write a poem introducing themselves to her and to the class. It was a simple assignment. Five short stanzas. Two lines each. Begin each stanza with,…
Living in a Hostile Environment
By: Delana H Stewart Third Culture Kids and hostile environments. Just open a news site in your web browser and you will see hostile environments left and right: Ukraine, Syria, Nigeria, Libya, Egypt, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Yemen. How can parents help their children process what they are hearing, seeing, being exposed to on a daily…
Parenting and Teaching TCKs
Arrogant or Confident? Depends on who’s asking . . . Parents and Teachers of TCKs and TCKs themselves will be blessed by the honesty and vulnerability with which Cecily Paterson shares her experience as a TCK and dealing with the topic of arrogance. Not only do TCKs fall into this predicament, but adults living and…
Becoming a TCK Teacher
Becoming a TCK Teacher. Both parents and teachers want students to grow up into good members of whatever society they live in. They want to see change and growth and genuinely desire the best for the kids they interact with. They want to see children who are happy, healthy, well rounded and deeply rooted in knowledge and understanding of the world, people and God.
The Importance of the Father in the Life of the TCK
(Excerpted and adapted from an EduCare article by Steve Bryant) Some issues that third culture families face are the same as those faced by any family, but with the added pressure of the cross-cultural experience. One of these is the importance of the father’s role in the children’s development. This is such an important issue…
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