MIDDLE SCHOOL
By Middle School, students at CIA FIRST International School will continue their self-discovery and will start formulating an individual worldview. The syllabus will open up students to new abstract ideas and expose them to multiple perspectives which will aid their development in thinking.
This comes down to the philosophy of not imposing a particular worldview on students. The classroom is seen as a place to promote debate and discussion, allowing students to explore a wealth of opposing ideas to construct their own opinion. Students will not be told what to think but how to think.
At the middle school level, CIA FIRST ’s students are at a time of life where they are seeking to establish their own social identity. The middle school curriculum invites the students to explore the big ideas in life, examining such concepts as morality, justice, social structure and civic responsibility.
By Middle School, students at CIA FIRST International School will continue their self-discovery and will start formulating an individual worldview. The syllabus will open up students to new abstract ideas and expose them to multiple perspectives which will aid their development in thinking.
This comes down to the philosophy of not imposing a particular worldview on students. The classroom is seen as a place to promote debate and discussion, allowing students to explore a wealth of opposing ideas to construct their own opinion. Students will not be told what to think but how to think.
At the middle school level, CIA FIRST ’s students are at a time of life where they are seeking to establish their own social identity. The middle school curriculum invites the students to explore the big ideas in life, examining such concepts as morality, justice, social structure and civic responsibility.
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