Learning through Diversity: How Teachers Shape Critical Thinkers through Different Approaches to Standardized Classes?

The content discusses varied teaching methods among teachers in high school courses, focusing on AP Calculus BC and IB HL Literature. While different approaches emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and using diverse perspectives, the shared goal remains fostering students’ growth and preparation for a complex world. The interplay of these methods enriches student learning. Continue reading Learning through Diversity: How Teachers Shape Critical Thinkers through Different Approaches to Standardized Classes?

Greece Service Trip Reflection

The “Storytelling for Social Justice” program at George School allowed students to explore ancient Greek storytelling and the contemporary refugee crisis while engaging in media production. Over two weeks in Greece, participants volunteered with an NGO supporting refugee children and created narratives illustrating their experiences, fostering empathy and understanding about complex global issues. Continue reading Greece Service Trip Reflection

GS Rebranding: Out with the Old and In with the New

From brown to green, form trees to the meeting house; many logos have appeared throughout the George school history. At the end of last school year, George School developed its latest logo.  As the new school year moved on, students and faculties gradually became familiar with George School’s new logo and visuals, which are displayed on posters, new merch, website, and paper works.   Looking into … Continue reading GS Rebranding: Out with the Old and In with the New