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Junior School
Ages 6 to 11 (Years 3, 4, 5 and 6). Our Concept Based Inquiry curriculum is continuing to be rolled out in our Juniors. It recognises the unique needs and contexts of international learners, adapting and enriching the core knowledge and skills to foster global citizenship and intercultural understanding.
Concept-Based Learning
In our podcast episode, two of our leaders, Rebecca and Lynn explore the concept of concept-based learning in education. They discuss the importance of pedagogy, the application of concept-based learning across various subjects, and how it fosters more profound understanding and transferable skills in students. The conversation highlights real-world applications, assessment methods, and teachers' role as learning facilitators. They also emphasise the significance of involving parents in the educational process and the ongoing journey of innovation in teaching practices.
Concept Based-Learning Podcast
Podcast Insights
- Concept-based learning focuses on deeper understanding rather than rote memorisation.
- Pedagogy is crucial in how teachers support student learning.
- Concepts can be applied across all subjects in education.
- Real-world applications of concepts enhance student engagement.
- Assessment should focus on generalisations and understanding rather than just facts.
- Teachers are shifting from knowledge deliverers to facilitators of learning.
- Involving parents in the learning process is essential for student success.
- Concepts are timeless and can be applied to various contexts.
- Inquiry-based learning encourages curiosity and active participation.
- Collaboration among teachers enhances the learning experience.
The Magic Module
Congrats! You've just become a magician. This is the do-it-all module where you can let your creativity run wild. The best part is that it's just going to keep getting more and more awesome over time.