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Why hands-on activities?

As I was preparing the units for the new year I reflected on the past year’s lessons and analysed what

Science Week was held at the school last week. All MYP 1-5 and pre-DP students were divided into six groups:

Whenever I introduce math word problems in my classroom, the reaction is at first subdued. Lots of words on a

KID GENIUS” is an International educational center for the healthy development of children’s brains. The goals of Kid Genius are

For the past few weeks, Year 2 have been having a wonderful time learning about fractions. At first, fractions seemed

Mathematics is everywhere around us. And mathematics can be fun. Here are some example of maths in action in Year

The IQ Olympics is a contest for all interested pupils of the grades 6 until 10. The contest takes place

Assessment for mathematics courses in all years of the programme is criterion-related, based on four equally weighted assessment criteria. Criterion

Data Analysis elective starts in EISB. We will explore with our students the data science while they will have the

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