Preparing Global Citizens for the 21st Century
Preparing Global Citizens
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Our resourceful library is a treasure trove of knowledge, offering an extensive range of reference books, library books, newspapers, magazines, and educational CDs. This wealth of resources supports the academic and personal growth of both students and staff. We are also committed to establishing an e-library, providing digital access to a vast array of information and learning materials. This initiative aims to enhance the research capabilities of our learners, ensuring they have the tools they need to excel in their studies. Our library is a quiet and inviting space that encourages reading and intellectual exploration.
Frequently Ask Questions
A progressive school focuses on student-centered education, emphasizing critical thinking, problem-solving, and hands-on learning experiences. It aims to foster a love for learning by integrating real-world experiences and interdisciplinary projects.
Key principles include:
Emphasis on experiential learning
Development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills
Encouraging collaboration and teamwork
Integrating social-emotional learning
Fostering creativity and innovation
Individualized learning paths to cater to different learning styles
The curriculum in a progressive school is more flexible and interdisciplinary. It often includes project-based learning, thematic units, and integration of subjects like art, music, and technology into core academic subjects. There is also a strong emphasis on inquiry-based learning and real-world application.
The teacher-student ratio in progressive schools is typically lower than in traditional schools, allowing for more personalized attention and support for each student. Ratios can vary, but a common range is 1:10 to 1:15.
Assessments in progressive schools are more holistic and may include portfolios, project work, presentations, and peer reviews, alongside traditional tests and quizzes. The focus is on formative assessments to monitor ongoing progress and provide feedback rather than solely summative assessments.
Progressive schools offer a wide range of extracurricular activities including sports, arts, music, drama, debate, robotics, and community service programs-resources. These activities are designed to develop well-rounded individuals and enhance various skills beyond academics.
Teachers in progressive schools are typically highly qualified, often holding advanced degrees in education and specific subject areas. They are also trained in progressive education methodologies and continuously engage in professional development to stay updated with the latest educational practices.
Technology is seamlessly integrated into the curriculum in progressive schools. This includes the use of tablets, laptops, smart boards, and various educational software to enhance learning. Students are taught digital literacy and responsible use of technology from an early age.
Discipline in progressive schools is usually handled through positive behavior interventions and supports (PBIS). The focus is on teaching students self-regulation, conflict resolution, and empathy. Restorative practices are often used to address conflicts and encourage students to take responsibility for their actions.
Progressive schools typically emphasize strong parent-school partnerships. Regular communication through meetings, newsletters, and online portals is encouraged. Parents are often invited to participate in school events, workshops, and volunteer opportunities, fostering a collaborative community.