Daniel Maxwell is a writer and educator who has been living and working in Asia for the past three decades.
Daniel holds a BA Hons in English Literature from the University of London and an MA in Education Leadership from the University of Bath.
He is a volunteer evaluator with the Council of International Schools (CIS) and is currently the Principal and Head of School at Singapore International School Chiangmai (SISB Chiangmai).
He is also the Chair Person for CMCIS, the Circle of Chiang Mai International Schools, a cooperative network of leading international schools in Northern Thailand, and a member of ISAT, the International Schools Association of Thailand.
Doctoral Studies & Research Focus
Daniel is currently studying for his Doctorate Degree in Education (EdD) at the University of Bath.
Drawing on Camus’s existentialist philosophy, Daniel’s worldview is firmly constructivist and interpretivist, rooted in the belief that reality is actively shaped by individual and cultural experiences. His academic research focuses on understanding diverse worldviews, fostering cross-cultural communication, and exploring fairness through critical theory. Above all, his approach is driven by empathy and a respect for the narratives we use to define our lives.
Daniel has written about development, education and inequality for Asian Correspondent, The Nation, Bangkok Post, Domino and South China Morning Post.
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