I came from a modest family, but I went to an international school

I guess you feel like you feel out of place. I think it's a case of school comparison. Don't say leave it alone, I'm the most myself.

But who can really do that? Since you have already attended this school, it means that your parents have placed greater hopes on you, and you cannot easily live up to it. Since you said that you are going abroad, you have to adapt to this environment, and it should be the same abroad.

This is a test of your communication skills, don't give up and don't say that gold will always shine, now this world is too realistic, no chance, even the best gold will always be buried in the dirt. So for the sake of yourself and your family, you have to survive the hardships, I believe that not everyone cares if you have money or not, come on. I'm going to tell you that I'm going to an international school too, so let's do it together!

Personally, I think this kind of thing is very important,,, it's simple, not humble or arrogant, hehe, I think the psychological level is very sad, why don't you discuss it with your parents,,, if you are self-motivated in ** are the same, you can say this to your parents, really ,,, is gold will always shine even in the sand...

Work hard and don't live up to your family's expectations of you. Neither humble nor arrogant. Be yourself.

I have never heard of such a school in China... What's that?? If you don't feel well, you just change schools... Going abroad and attending an international school are related to ??? How good is the family background?? How bad are you??

In fact, many people are very curious about this question, and many friends around them will ask it, and even many will say a few words about yin and yang, but this is indeed a more realistic question.

I have to admit itMore than 99 percent of international school students are middle class and aboveAfter all, the annual tuition fee, including the tuition fee of the university, cannot be said to be sky-high (depending on the country and international school region where you are studying), but it is still a very expensive fee, and now cram schools and interest classes are expensive, so most of the international schools are indeed wealthy.

But not everyone is particularly rich, of course, there are children of big bosses, there are chain enterprises at home, and assets of hundreds of millions of dollars are only a small part, most of them are well-off, but it is not the kind of exaggerated money law.

Many people will worry about whether international schools will have comparisons, whether there will be discrimination against people who don't have money, and whether they will not be able to play with rich people because of their family background?

In fact, this first depends on the local school spirit of the school, but the comparison is very normal, it is normal to buy some clothes and shoes with a big logo, some people actually buy luxury goods is already a part of their lives, just like ordinary people ** buy clothes, of course, there are many people who pretend to only wear clothes with a big logo, these people are regarded as weird by me, there is no way to play together, usually they eat together, chat, go shopping are normal consumption, who has nothing to do to buy luxury goods together, And these are generally out of the pockets of parents.

In fact, there are still a lot of thrifty people in international schools, not everyone spends lavishly, which is also related to personal habits and family education, so I won't comment much

Not all of them, but even the poor ones are at the upper-middle-income level. Studying in international schools is not all because of money, there are generally two kinds, one is the rich, the other is really good grades, of course, there are some areas that do not have a hukou and cannot study in the public, and will study in international or private schools.

Parents of international school students, some of whom are expatriates, also want to receive the same education in China as their country of citizenship, but this part is not careful. The other large number is Chinese parents who choose their children to "not take the Chinese college entrance examination and study abroad as the future direction".

According to the current situation, many foreign company personnel, business managers, or professionals (such as lawyers, accountants), or people with overseas study and work experience have gradually taken international schools into account when considering the education of their children, and they are gradually showing a trend of younger age.

Yes, the purpose is to go abroad.

1. Parents should get to know their children before choosing to send them to an international schoolGenerally speaking, self-disciplined and assertive children are more suitable to go to international schools. Parents in international schools attach great importance to their children's learning, and it is difficult for children to adapt to the learning life of the elite group if they do not work hard. If you think that going to an international school is easy, or if you are just satisfied with the usual curriculum of an international school, you need to adjust your mindset.

2. The enrollment of foreign universities not only depends on the grades, but also on the comprehensive quality and ability of the child, and even examine the parent-child spine relationship, family background. Every extracurricular activity and physical exercise that a child participates in requires careful planning and progression, which is a weight that will be counted in grades and even future college applications.

3. It is definitely good to go to an international school if your family conditions allowAfter all, it allows children to enjoy advanced education abroad while enjoying domestic basic education. International schools pay more attention to the all-round cultivation of children, and can be well improved in hands-on ability, innovation ability, team spirit, sense of social responsibility and sense of mission.

Summary

1. Fees. It is necessary to consider the full cost of studying at home and abroad.

2. Courses. Choose whether to be a bilingual school or a purely international school.

3. Adaptability. Parents need to understand the actual situation of their children, such as linguistic nohashi learning ability, independent living ability, etc.