THE SCHOOLS
Stepping into a new school year, the Kindergarten through twelfth grade classes are mixed with technology and the latest architecture. Our school offers technological learning to all K-12, with the goal of problem solving, by discovering interrelations through concept formation.
The 25,000 square foot K-5 building, for example, is made of glass and stucco and features an overflowing fountain inside the main courtyard. The airy green palms, the open natural lighting from the glass, and the ambiance produce an environment for exceptional learning capabilities. This school curriculum, combined with technology, provides innovating teaching methods with technology tools and answers real-world problems.
All of our schools provide hands-on experimentation, observation, collection analysis, interpretation of data, problem-based learning, cooperating learning, problem-based learning, problem-solving, distance learning, scientific inquiry method, and presentation of hypotheses, methods, and results, by engaging the students in "real world," by presenting them with actual problems currently under investigation in various disciplines.
Conclusions are drawn not only through rudimentary basics without technology, but also through enhanced technology, where children can learn interactively. These classroom activities combined with technology address our best practices for delivering math, science, and technology activities, with the implementation of interdisciplinary activities in the classroom.
