- Discovery Learning for Children: Children learn best through life experiences, which fosters a genuine interest in learning. This approach encourages critical thinking, analysis, problem-solving, and verification, enhancing their existing knowledge through exploration and expanding their cognitive horizons.
- Child-Led Learning Initiatives: Promote early childhood learning by designing environmental activities that respond to children’s developmental stages and interests, gradually progressing from basic to advanced concepts.
- Role-Playing for Skill Development:Create diverse scenarios with diverse characters to encourage children to express their opinions. This practice helps build self-confidence, responsibility, and politeness, while also fostering a positive mindset.
- Thematic Learning Activities: Organize both in school and outside of school activities centered around specific themes to boost learning motivation through personal observation and experience.
- Multilingual Engagement: Increase children’s interest in bilingualism and trilingualism through contextual teaching methods, engaging English games, and Mandarin lessons.
- Parent-Child Reading Programs: Implement a school-based reading program where parents narrate stories in a supportive environment, nurturing children’s reading habits and fostering a love for literature.
- Religious Education: Through religious activities and lessons, children learn to be like the Lord Jesus, know how to care and be grateful, practice the truth, goodness and beauty of life education.
