In the vibrant landscape of early childhood education, language learning is more than just academics—it’s a gateway to cultural understanding, cognitive development, and future success. Cultivating a love for Mandarin begins with immersive, engaging experiences that transform language learning into a joyful experience.
As a parent, one of the most important decisions we make for our children is choosing the right school for them. One key consideration will be the curriculum that will best meet your child’s needs in the future. There are three main routes to choose from at International Schools – International A-levels (IALs), International Baccalaureate … Continued
When rote learning can no longer promise success, or be relied on to meet the new expectations of the 21st century, we know it’s time to challenge those prized model answers. With research building a strong case for an inquiry-based approach to education, many educators are now seeing the significance of a pedagogy that fosters … Continued
Blended learning combines online digital media with traditional classroom methods. However, it’s not merely adding computers in classrooms or uploading learning materials online. In a blended learning environment, technology not only supplements learning, it also transforms the entire learning process. It is a fundamental change in the way teachers and students approach the learning experience.
Launched in March 2022, the EtonHouse Global Classroom is a platform to connect and encourage borderless collaboration between EtonHouse schools worldwide. As an international education group with more than 120 schools across 11 countries, our goal is to explore international cooperation to celebrate lifelong learning, enrich learning experiences and forge international mindedness in our children … Continued
Did you know that in Mandarin, the word ‘er’ could mean ‘two’, ‘ear’ or ‘child’ depending on how it is pronounced and the context in which it is used?
Early Years education cultivates a joy of learning in children from a young age and has proven to have a positive impact on lifelong education. Inquiry-based learning complements a child’s innate curiosity and helps them develop confidence in their abilities by creating the best possible learning opportunities.
We are nearly one-fifth through the 21st century. With the pace of technological change, we could start to question if measuring change every 100 years is still appropriate.
When rote-learning can no longer promise success, or be relied on to meet the new expectations of the 21st century, we know it’s time to challenge those prized model answers. A different approach that might just yield better results in today’s context, is one that fosters a spirit of inquiry, nurtures critical thinking skills, encourages … Continued
In a webinar held in collaboration with Little Steps Asia, we talked about developing bilingual skills in young children. Here, we picked out some essential factors to consider while choosing a bilingual programme for your child. You can also watch the virtual Facebook Live session here.