What Do You Do…?
…when you only have one student in class? You get creative! Small classes are a way of life at EISB,
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Teaching Towards Tomorrow
Experience education that develops skills.
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From “Recognition” to “Understanding” and “Application.” A student response to learning
My article “Experimental Physics“, was to demonstrate answers to academic questions: “Why do children study so much at school? Why
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OPEN HOUSE Experimental Physics
“Why do children study so much in school? Why do they need integrals, trigonometry, thermodynamics, electronic configurations of atoms, microscopic
Read MoreEuropean day of Languages
The European Day of Languages (September 26th) The European Day of Languages is observed 26 September, as proclaimed by the
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Physical Education in a COVID-19 World: Online learning.
Find out what MYP 1 are doing while studying at home.
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Interdisciplinarity at its best
This year EISB has launched Environmental systems and societies, a new discipline to enrich already extensive Diploma Programme subject portfolio. EISB
Read MorePreschool & Year 1 Music lessons
During the Covid time and wearing face masks in schools, singing is not so enjoyable. But there are many other
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“Full STEAM ahead.” Electing an Elective.
Being part of an “Elective” programme at EISB is my very first exposure to this addition in a curriculum. I
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Year 6 SPACE UNIT- (Out of this world- What’s out there?)
Year 6 students spent seven weeks using the theme, “OUT OF THIS WORLD- What’s out there?” to inquire about Space
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Why being reflective is so important in the profession of teaching?
Boud (1985) defines reflection as “an important human activity in which people recapture their experience, mull over it and evaluate
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