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International curriculum schools educate students to meet global challenges by providing them with global competencies and the ability to understand diverse cultures. The curriculum develops global citizens who can think globally and are employable internationally. Such schools offer an interdisciplinary education that provides language fluency, technology skills, and participation in diverse societies through studying topics like economics, health issues, and languages. They expose children to different cultures and customs in a cross-cultural environment.
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This document discusses the advantages and disadvantages of learning in a multicultural school environment. The key advantages are that students are exposed to different cultures through international celebrations, it fosters acceptance and tolerance by encouraging interaction between diverse groups, and it teaches multiple perspectives by incorporating different cultural experiences into lessons. However, disadvantages include potential language barriers, cultural differences in behaviors and communication styles, difficulties communicating with diverse families, and ensuring teachers are prepared to address cultural conflicts. Overall, the document concludes that the benefits of learning in a multicultural environment outweigh the challenges.
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Schools lay the foundation of a child’s entire future. It shapes a child’s personality and can influence their thought process. Good schools expand your child’s potential and give them a platform to hone their skills, knowledge, and abilities. International schools have turned out to be a game-changer in imparting education.
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International curriculum school
- 1. International Curriculum School CPS Global School
- 2. What does international curriculum school have to offer? International schools educate, engage and empower students meet the global challenges. It gives them global competencies to reach their goals in style. The education offered at an International curriculum school helps the students attain the mind to understand the culture and people across all levels and also disciplines them to develop a cordial working relationship. Global school is an amalgamation of different cultures and languages. Here the students respect the diversity.
- 3. Global schools give an opportunity to learn new cultures and languages. The skill and knowledge of the students exemplifies through international curriculum. The curriculum paves the way to develop global citizens with cultural, racial, religious and language diversity. It also provides international focus to students making them employable even in competitive economic scenarios. It prepares the students to think globally.
- 4. Some of the global topics of interest at international schools are: • Economics • Population issues • Humanitarian events • Health challenges • Language issues • Technology • Health challenges The international school provides: • Interdisciplinary connection • Participation in the society • Language fluency • Technology literacy • Overseas education The assets are both racially and ethnically diverse. They learn the culture through foreign languages.
- 5. Advantages of studying at international school International schools can transform the lives of the students for good. They are given an opportunity for holistic development with a broader outlook. Parents working overseas are concerned about their child’s education and international curriculum schools are the ideal choice. The students are provided with a viable option to excel in all walks of life. There are both residential and day schools available.
- 6. International Curriculum School provides cross culture environment. Children here are exposed to diverse cultures inside the classroom. They get customized to ideas and beliefs and spend time in an intellectually stimulating environment. Children get to enjoy integrating international perspectives in their classroom.
- 7. CPS Global School Phone: 044-26812400 044-26812404 Email Id: info@cpsglobalschool.com website: http://www.cpsglobalschool.com/