Learning

by Harparsh Saxena For educational leaders, assessment data often arrives as numbers, averages, grade distributions and attainment profiles that rarely explain why students performed as they did. Examination scripts tell a different story. Written responses reveal patterns of thinking, recurring misconceptions and the intellectual habits students have developed over years of learning. Viewed collectively, they […]

by Patrick Rakiro Building Human Connections in Learning As a seasoned educator, I believe that education is more than delivering content. It is about shaping lives. As we begin this academic journey together, I invite you to reflect on what truly makes a classroom thrive. Beyond lesson plans and assessments lies the heartbeat of learning:

by Khassiyat Saidiganiyeva Home-school partnerships are vital for creating a cohesive and supportive learning environment that extends beyond the classroom. At Oxbridge International School, we have successfully cultivated strong partnerships with parents through a variety of initiatives, ensuring that families play an active role in their children’s education. Such partnerships were vitally necessary when the

By Chris Nash- International School Principal, Beijing. BA (Cantab), PGCE, MA ( Education Management), NPQH. As we enter the summer exam season, I’ve looked back over 20 years of preparing students for exams and here are my top ten tips for managing the inevitable rising stress levels: 1/ Take a learner-centred approach by seeing the