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Blog | Advice and Guidance ICS featured in El Español: The Power of Metacognition in Learning
Our Assistant Head of Secondary, Dr Jennifer Barnett, was recently featured in El Español newspaper sharing how metacognition, thinking about one’s own thinking, helps students become more confident, reflective and independent learners.
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Social Media and the Search for Meaning
Social media is a big part of young people’s daily lives. It changes how they talk to each other, share their stories, and connect with the world. But have you ever thought about how it affects them deep inside?
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Blog | Latest News | School News | Advice and Guidance Writing a New Chapter
As we step into the new school year, Mr. O'Neill shared a powerful message with the students: starting school is like beginning a new chapter in the book of our lives.
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News | Latest News | School News | SchoolNews | Teaching Practice | Advice and Guidance | latestNews Metacognition. Helping Kids Unlock the Power of 'Thinking About Thinking'
It might sound like something from the Marvel Universe, but education experts say it can transform how children learn. By Julie Henry
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Blog | Latest News | School News | Advice and Guidance | Adviceandguidance Man’s Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl: Takeaways
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Blog | Advice and Guidance | Latest News | School News How to help children transition to a new school and environment
For families with children, the month of September rhymes with the start of the school year. And for some of them, this return to school takes place in a new country. This often generates questions, concerns and uncertainties, which increases with the language barrier.
