How D-PREP Teaches Courageousness at School
In D-PREP, we want students to not only be good academically but also adaptable to real-life situations, by implementing the “Co-Creator” values in our teaching style.
In D-PREP, we want students to not only be good academically but also adaptable to real-life situations, by implementing the “Co-Creator” values in our teaching style.
At D-PREP International School, we encourage our students to be courageous. Here’s how you can continue teaching this value at home.
Change is frightening, but we learn to accept it after we get past that initial fear. This ability to adapt is called resilience, and it is a value that parents should teach kids as early as possible.
Compassion is more than empathy or feeling love for those around us. Compassion is empathy with action. Here’s how you can teach this value to your kids at home.
21st-century skills are a set of abilities, attitudes, and knowledge students need to succeed in the current global, digital, and technological society.
To officially launch their learning expedition, the Grade 8 students had an online meeting with meditation teacher Jeff Carreira.
Our mission is to nurture open-mindedness to shape well-rounded, happy individuals. This value is one of the core principles we consistently develop in our students, reflected in our daily lessons and activities. Yet, the term “open” is often misunderstood and sometimes seen as lacking principles or boundaries. In this post, we’ll explore what openness truly means and why it’s essential for our learners.
While kindness is a thoughtful gesture, compassion reaches deeper, urging us to connect and share in another’s experience. Read how compassion is taught at D-PREP International School.