Last updated on September 29, 1997. Teachers guide, facilitate and coach students to become problem solvers and lifelong learners. Teachers organize and direct the learning experience daily using cooperative projects that reflect authentic problem solving. Wherever possible, the themes and activities of the curriculum will cross disciplinary lines.
Students learn by initiating, designing and producing.
They use information technology tools to build and express their knowledge through a variety of media in a variety of styles. Students also teach and learn from each other through peer tutoring, class presentations and collaborative work. Parents are children's first teachers. They teach the discipline of life by their actions. They seize the teachable moment and create real-life learning experiences.