In the wave of global education, "interdisciplinary skills," "social-emotional learning (SEL)," and "technology integration" have become a hit. The MIS-IDU program stands as the perfect amalgamation and culmination of these three elements.
As an international school deeply rooted in the IB curriculum system, the MIS secondary division has elaborated the IDU program. It not only aligns with the core principles of the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) but also seamlessly connects with the cutting-edge trends in global education. Its primary objective is to help students break down disciplinary barriers and integrate knowledge and skills from various fields through interdisciplinary learning experiences, thereby solving complex real-world problems or completing comprehensive tasks. This represents a deep integration of subject knowledge and serves as a rehearsal of future skills.
Throughout this process, students will progressively master and apply ATL(Approaches To Learning) learning methods: research skills (such as designing experiments and collecting data), thinking skills (such as analyzing data and drawing conclusions), and communication skills (such as presenting research findings). So, how does the MIS-IDU program skillfully integrate interdisciplinarity, real-world connections, inquiry-based learning, and comprehensive assessment through these learning methods? Let us delve into the highlights of the program and show you how "interdisciplinarity" can awaken students' "superpowers"!