An FAQ on Reggio Emilia
You’ve heard the Reggio Emilia term while hunting for schools. But what does it mean, and how is this educational approach good for children’s learning? EtonHouse Pedagogue Denise Teo answers some common questions.
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IGCSE: Is it right for my child?
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is the world’s most widely used international qualification for 14-16-year-olds, developed by the University of Cambridge over 25 years ago — it is tried, tested and trusted by leading schools worldwide. But all of that aside, is it the right choice? There are several reasons why IGCSE … Continued
Why Is The IGCSE One Of The Most Popular Secondary School Curricula Globally?
Why should you choose the IGCSE for your child? What differentiates it from other international qualifications?
Choosing an International School in Singapore: 6 Factors to Consider
The important decision of selecting an international school for your child can be challenging. Read our comprehensive guide to choosing an international school.
The Changing Dynamics In Education
The 22nd-century skills are a set of abilities and dispositions that students need to develop in order to succeed in the information age. Inquiry-based thinking and learning is an approach that meaningfully embraces the context of learning in the modern world.
Learning Mandarin at home: Five things parents can do
Learning Mandarin at home: Five things parents can do
The International Baccalaureate: Is It Right For Your Child?
The international baccalaureate diploma(IB DP) is considered the gold standard in education sought after by universities worldwide. Graduates of the IB DP are accepted at the best universities and colleges worldwide. Research has shown that students who graduate with the IB Diploma have a 57% higher chance of attending one of the top 20 UK … Continued
The Reggio Emilia approach and why it benefits your child
Reggio Emilia is an approach based on constructivist principles and stems from respect and responsibility, where learning happens through exploration.
Debunking Myths of Home-Based Learning
HBL is one of the most popular and well-used acronyms today! We speak our pedagogue Denise Teo on the myths surrounding HBL.
Bilingual Education: How does it work?
There are many benefits in raising bilingual children but getting them started and sustaining their interest level in a second language; particularly Mandarin, can be daunting.