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Joe Lumsden

What to expect from 2024 as an International School Leader

With only five days to go until 2024 arrives, it’s time to look into the crystal ball to see what’s probably in store over the coming…

Dec 26, 2023

What to expect from 2024 as an International School Leader

Dec 26, 2023

Joe Lumsden

Global Citizenship 2.0

On Tuesday February 28th, the Leadership Team and Governing Council at Stonehill International School took the first step in developing a…

Mar 12, 2023

Global Citizenship 2.0

Mar 12, 2023

Joe Lumsden

Adapting your approach to teaching for times of unpredictable and inconsistent attendance (of…

Despite the warnings of dystopian novelists and doomsday heralds, I don’t imagine any of us seriously imagined that we would be teaching…

Nov 5, 2021

Adapting your approach to teaching for times of unpredictable and inconsistent attendance (of…

Nov 5, 2021

Joe Lumsden

Education for Social Change — Challenges and Opportunities in International Schools

“The world changes according to the way people see it, and if you can alter, even by a millimeter, the way people look at reality, then…

Jul 21, 2021

Education for Social Change — Challenges and Opportunities in International Schools

Jul 21, 2021

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Thoughts on the IB Results — A Dive into the Numbers this year

Since IB results were published on Monday, many students and teachers around the world have been scratching their heads trying to figure…

Jul 10, 2020

Thoughts on the IB Results — A Dive into the Numbers this year

Jul 10, 2020

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Moving Online: Lessons we’re about to learn as educators

As schools around the world move to a distance learning model due to the outbreak of Covid-19, we, as educators, are about to come…

Mar 15, 2020

Moving Online: Lessons we’re about to learn as educators

Mar 15, 2020

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Genuine Teacher Appraisal — How do your students spend their time when they get to choose?

I don’t know whether or not Malcolm Gladwell’s claim that it takes 10’000 hours to become competent or an expert in a particular field is…

Oct 8, 2019

Genuine Teacher Appraisal — How do your students spend their time when they get to choose?

Oct 8, 2019

Joe Lumsden

Sorry Boris, Nigel, Donald and friends. A new English-speaking educated elite is on the rise.

For me, watching from a distance, the Trump administration’s desperate, futile defense of whiteness, nativism and masculinity over the…

Jul 12, 2019

Sorry Boris, Nigel, Donald and friends. A new English-speaking educated elite is on the rise.

Jul 12, 2019

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Opening Doors, Timing it Right, Digging up Stories and Valuing People — What I’ve learned from…

Most of the things I’ve done or had to do over the past eight years as a Vice Principal and Principal in a private school have involved me…

May 29, 2019

Opening Doors, Timing it Right, Digging up Stories and Valuing People — What I’ve learned from…

May 29, 2019

Joe Lumsden

The Wheat and the Chaff: Promising Pathways and Probable Pitfalls in Progressive Education

Maybe I’ve ended up in an echo chamber following various proponents of progressive education on twitter. I feel as though I’m constantly…

Mar 2, 2019

The Wheat and the Chaff: Promising Pathways and Probable Pitfalls in Progressive Education

Mar 2, 2019

Joe Lumsden

Joe Lumsden

Head of School at Stonehill International School, Bangalore. Interested in education, politics, and where the two meet.

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