• What does it mean to be a TCK?

It means a child who grows up in a culture different from their parents' culture.

Such children are likely to find it very easy to adapt to many different cultures around the world, face challenges, and adapt to places because they tend to be more open-minded and develop many skills.

• Advantages of being a TCK:

- One of the most significant advantages is the opportunity to speak several languages;

- To have intercultural sensitivity; Develop resilience;

- Tend to be more open-minded and communicate more easily;

- Tend to have an easier time making friends around the world;

- Tend to have an easier time adapting to different countries;

- Have more opportunities to travel around the world;

- They can even create their own culture.

• Disadvantages of being a TCK:

- May cause some confusion about their own identity;

- May present some difficulty in building and maintaining close friendships;

- Because they live in different parts of the world, they may perceive not having a more specific place to call home.