TGS Students Become Teachers Our students transformed into leaders when they taught English to Chinese students, most of whom are older than themselves. Everyone broke into small groups, played educational and recreational games, memorized songs, and most importantly learned from each other.
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Learning Tai Chi At the beginning of each week, TGS students practice Tai Chi, an ancient exercise ritual practiced daily by millions of Chinese to strengthen mind and body.
Read MoreChinese Theatre Performance Roles, personalities, and expressions came into play at the China Culture Center, where TGS students learned about Peking Opera — one form of traditional Chinese theatre which combines music, vocal performance, mime, dance, and acrobatics.
Read MoreGlobal educational specialist Yong Zhao delivered a free lecture for the public and students in April, 2011 in Beijing. About Yong Zhao Yong Zhao is currently the Presidential Chair and Associate Dean for Global and Online Education, University of Oregon, as well as the director of the Center for Advanced Technology in Education (CATE). Zhao is a fellow of the International Academy for Education and has published over 20 books,...
Read MoreWelcome to Beijing THINK Global School students jumped into their first week of classes by joining forces with BISS students and the JUMP! Foundation to create action plans for important global issues. They also engaged in some sports and art while they immediately acclimated to their new host city of Beijing.
Read MoreWelcome to China, THINK Global School! This week, we welcomed back our Grade 9 students for the third term in Beijing. All of the young minds made it safely from their travels around the world and are super excited to start classes with our host school, Beijing BISS International School. Check out the video montage of the students' arrival, shown above. Music by Pogo.
Read MoreOur time in Sydney has come to a close So here's a video to tide you over until TGS touches down in Beijing for the third and final term of the school year.
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