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These words belong to the Russian scientist of the 18th century Mikhail Lomonosov. From primitive times to the present day,

Science experiment elective: doing it my own way.

Benjamin Franklin once famously said: ‘Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.’

Like many of my colleagues, I wanted to become a teacher already in primary school. I was interested in pedagogy,

One piece of good news and one bad. The good news is, EISB is opening the opportunity for the children

We live in a dual world. The features of this world are explained by one of the fundamental laws of

My article “Experimental Physics“, was to demonstrate answers to academic questions: “Why do children study so much at school? Why

“Why do children study so much in school? Why do they need integrals, trigonometry, thermodynamics, electronic configurations of atoms, microscopic

The European Day of Languages (September 26th) The European Day of Languages is observed 26 September, as proclaimed by the

Being part of an “Elective” programme at EISB is my very first exposure to this addition in a curriculum. I

In EISB we are using the project-based learning method and in Year 4 the first unit was all about light,