Transdisciplinary Skills 1. Collaboration 2.Research and Questioning 3.Communication 4.Thinking 5. Physical Development 6. Selfmanagement We provide a continuum three times a year mapping out where your child is at developmentally. We also show evidence of these skills in your child’s learning journal. Communication is Key! We encourage families into our classrooms to observe and be apart of our learning. If at any time you have questions, please email me to ask them or set up a meeting. Follow us on Twitter and our class website to learn more about our learning and emerging curriculum. [email protected]@ prekpolarbears http://deweyr.ismonline.org/ ISM Preschool An Overview of the program and curriculum International School Manila University Parkway Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City 1634 Philippines
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Transdisciplinary Skills
1. Collaboration
2.Research and Questioning
3.Communication
4.Thinking
5. Physical Development
6. Self-‐management
We provide a continuum three times a year mapping out where your child is at developmentally. We also show evidence of these skills in your child’s learning journal.
Communication is Key! We encourage families into our
classrooms to observe and be apart of our learning.
If at any time you have questions, please email me to ask them or set up
a meeting.
Follow us on Twitter and our class website to learn more about our
Children enter ISM as capable and competent beings and are provided with opportunities to build upon their prior knowledge and make meaningful connections with new knowledge. The emergent-‐negotiated curriculum allows students to have a say in their learning. Teachers act as a guide, observer, investigator and co-‐collaborator. Teachers set up provocations that allow students to explore their environment and further their concepts in math, literacy, science, social skills, communication, research and questioning, physical development, music, and self-‐management.
Philosophy ISM Preschool believes in a play-‐based curriculum. It is through play that children learn about our world. Research shows play helps children learn creativity. They learn about risk taking and increase their confidence. Our program aims to develop the skills necessary to be a lifelong learner. We weave our six-‐transdisciplinary skills through all of our learning. ISM Preschool runs an emergent curriculum; this means the teachers listen to the ideas and interests of the children, and then guide them to inquire into these interests while focusing on the development of the transdisciplinary skills.
Teachers use many forms of instruction: whole group, small group, individual, direct, indirect, interactive, and experimental. Teachers work with each student at his or her level. Teachers extend the learning by making observations, asking questions, and providing guidance for all students.
Teachers observe students, write down anecdotal notes, take pictures of students during learning experiences, record conversations between students and/or teachers, and create learning journals for each child. The learning journals include emergent curriculum documentation, TD Skill pages, student work samples, and other pieces of documentation.