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To see a sample of the great things happening in BGL’s Learning Live, see our January Newsletters for our Grade 5 and Grade 6 classes in Taipei, Taiwan:
Shark sightings were reported in BGL’s 7th-grade Learning Live classes this past December! Our students participated in an entrepreneurship competition modeled after Shark Tank, the […]
This video was created by local admin and BGL teachers at Tsai Hsing Elementary School in Taipei to wish local staff a happy Chinese New Year. As […]
Teacher Nate has taught with BGL at Tsai Hsing School for the past 7 years. He describes one of the secrets to his longevity below: […]
Hey teachers! We hope you’re enjoying the Fall as it slowly turns to Winter. Some of us may feel it more than others, so stay […]
Big Dayta is growing and we invite you to spread the word! Big Dayta is a collaborative international project that was started in 2015. It […]
Here at BGL we’ve always been proud to subscribe to the tenet that there is no one-size-fits-all model for education. Students have different abilities, different needs and […]
A challenge facing an increasingly dispersed, literally global, workforce is how to create a workplace culture when the work “place” is virtual. How does one […]
By Jacquelin Fink, M.Ed., BGL‘s Vice President of Curriculum & Professional Development As a long-time online educator and first-time ISTE Conference attender, I was blown away […]
Hey everyone! While y’all have been enjoying your summer (we hope), we here at BGL have been working tirelessly to make sure the 2019-2020 school […]
BGL‘s 8th grade students from Tsai Hsing School recently participated in the international Next Vista Competition. Next Vista inspires students to become teachers by creating […]
Silicon Valley in the San Francisco Bay Area was a place of quiet fruit orchards until sometime in the 1970s when the semiconductor industry took […]
