Celebrating Teaching & Learning

 

At Wells International School, teachers are dedicated to providing happy, engaging, and meaningful learning experiences to students. This is seen both inside and outside of the classroom. Teachers believe that every child has the potential to learn and become a good citizen. They also believe that every child can and does achieve when he/she is supported with appropriate academic and social-emotional interventions. One of the most unique features of the school is that teachers focus on students’ strengths instead of managing weaknesses/lack/deficits. This is in-line with research findings in positive psychology. When students become aware of and capitalize on their strengths, they succeed and their initial success leads to more successes. Here are some of the evidences of these… (note: photos are not staged)

Grade 3 teacher and students putting on their imaginary "thinking caps"

Grade 2 teacher and students putting on their imaginary "thinking caps"

Grade 2 teacher elicits active response from students

Grade 2 teacher elicits active response from students

Developing observation skills

Developing observation skills

Expressing creativity

Expressing creativity

Reading for learning... reading for fun!

Reading for learning... reading for fun!

Demonstration of mastery

Demonstration of mastery

Creative writing

Creative writing

Building vocabulary

Building vocabulary

Learning responsibility

Learning responsibility

Providing extrinsic motivation to encourage learning

Providing extrinsic motivation to encourage learning

Engaging through games

Engaging through games

Reading together

Sustained Silent Reading (SSR)

Scaffolding learning

Scaffolding learning through Zone of Proximal Development approach to teaching

Designing learning in a safe & appealing environment

Designing learning in a safe & appealing environment

Making 3D model

Making 3D model

Utilizing resources creatively

Utilizing resources creatively

Celebrating diverse learning styles

Celebrating diverse learning styles

Learning scientific predisposition

Learning scientific predisposition

One-to-one mentoring

One-on-one mentoring

Peer teaching

Peer teaching

Allowing children to be children

Allowing children to be children

 
 
 

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