International Schools Blog

Science provides learners with ways to understand the world in which they will grow up. What takes place in a science lesson is intended to be a smaller-scale version of what takes place in the scientific community worldwide. 

Global citizenship isn’t a new term, but it has become increasingly important in education in recent years. The term refers to people who believe that their identity goes beyond the location where they were born or grew up, and is instead defined by their connection to humanity as a whole. Global citizenship therefore promotes diversity, mutual respect, and equal access to high quality resources.

Executive function skills are the key to life-long success. Empower students between 5 to 17 with our practical guide to executive function skills by age.

Learning how to spell is key to literacy. Discover how to teach spelling to primary students with nine engaging and effective strategies.

Learn how to develop your students' writing skills with five methods to try in the classroom today.

These books with diverse characters and settings will inspire your high school students and provide plenty of material for classroom discussion.

Learning to deal with change is an important life skill to pass on to your students, helping them to build flexibility and resilience – but how can you address this topic in class?

Incorporating life skills into the classroom enables students to reach their highest potential and interact positively with their environment.

We all understand how icebreakers and first-day activities can help to get to know learners better but is there is more to it?

Bandura’s Social Learning Theory highlights that learning is a social activity. It directs our attention to the power of modelling & observing in the classroom. This article explains more about the concept of social learning and how your students can benefit.