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Boarding School Tuition for the 2024-2025 School Year: Big Changes and What You Need to Know

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As we approach late May, many of the top private boarding schools in the U.S. have announced their tuition fees for the 2024-2025 school year. These fees vary significantly depending on the school’s location, facilities, and other factors. Families considering private boarding schools should look beyond the price tag and factor in elements like educational standards, faculty quality, and extracurricular offerings.

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Highlights From Ivy Talent’s 9th Annual Thanksgiving Camp

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Ivy Talent’s 9th Annual Thanksgiving Camp successfully wrapped up on November 27. Students from across the United States came together in Boston to celebrate the holiday with Ivy Talent’s dedicated team of consultants. Our Annual Thanksgiving Camp Since 2014, Ivy Talent’s Thanksgiving Camp has given students the chance to learn and grow during school holidays.

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The Pros and Cons of Studying Abroad in the U.S at Different Stages of Life

The Pros and Cons of Studying Abroad in the U.S at Different Stages of Life

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As everyone pays more attention to international education, many parents have started planning their children’s education routes early. “When should my children go to America?” has become a concerning question for parents to consider. Today Ivy Talent Education will dive deeper into the topic, giving parents general guidance on when parents should allow their children

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Differences Between American and Chinese Education Systems

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5. Teamwork: Schools in China emphasize a 1 to many teaching model where the teacher lectures students who simply take notes and generally do not participate in the classroom. Students rarely have the opportunity to form groups and participate in any added learning activities or projects. This is primarily due to the test-centric teaching style and focus on numerical grades as achievement as opposed increasing understanding of the subject. In American classrooms, teachers often assign group projects such as posters, models, and the creation of short films. Hands-on projects allow for students to apply the knowledge they’ve learned in class. Schools often have students participate in field trips, surveys and operate with the most authentic records.

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During COVID-19, How Boarding Schools Can Continue to Appeal to International Students & Families

During COVID-19, How Boarding Schools Can Continue to Appeal to International Students & Families

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Deciding to send your children to school in America is a big decision. For most international students and their families, attending an American school is not only about academics, but also about the diverse student body, extracurricular activities, and the sense of community unique to boarding school environments.

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