Choosing The Right Curriculum
Choosing the right curriculum.
Do you recall the first time you had to pick a curriculum for your children when you moved abroad? What exactly did that mean? Were you aware of the implications of your decision?
Many parents did not consider the various curriculums before relocating. They just believed that their children would follow the same curriculum throughout their school careers. However, is it possible when your family is relocated to a different country? Is it even the best option? What factors could influence curriculum selection?
It is relatively simple to get information on the details of any curriculum, such as its content or examination procedures. We feel this is significant and useful information that should not be overlooked. However, this time, we aim to bring you some new and first-hand experiences from parents and graduates who follow some of the most popular curricula. Watch what they have to say.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Part 1 and International Baccalaureate (IB) Part 2
Even though many other national curricula are made available in various nations or regions worldwide, we focus on those often available globally.
Remember that not every curriculum is appropriate for every child. Some kids thrive on a traditional and structured curriculum, while others benefit from a more holistic or broader approach. You might even decide to adjust the curriculum based on the grade level or educational stage: early years, elementary or primary, middle or high school.
Have you had something similar happen to you? Is there anything else you’d want to add? Do you or your child struggle with a specific curriculum? Please do not hesitate to contact us with your thoughts and suggestions.
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