Tesla – IB World School: Study to prepare for overseas education
Tesla Education
6 Jun, 2023
11:43 am
Integrating the IB program into the curriculum, which is especially popular in developed countries, Tesla Education aims to maximize the scope of creativity and development of “future generations” instead of “framing” students within a classroom.
Beyond the boundaries of the classroom
In recent years, the field of education has witnessed numerous positive changes in Vietnam and globally. The shift from one-sided education, focused solely on achievement, to fostering learning experiences that enable learners to acquire multidimensional knowledge has become prominent. Presently, educational institutions worldwide are striving to provide comprehensive education that balances intellectual and physical development, cultivates suitable qualities for each individual, and promotes respect for differences.
Since its establishment in 1986, the IB program has gained popularity among developed countries like the US, Australia, Canada, and others. Going beyond a mere emphasis on scores or rankings, the IB program is tailored for students aged 3 to 19, with a key focus on developing four essential aspects that shape the character of individuals in today’s society: intellectual, personal, emotional, and soft skills. This approach enables students to engage in intriguing learning experiences within their surroundings, fostering freedom in learning and discovering their inner potential without being confined by tests or scores.
Bao Ly, a student of the IB Integrated Program at Tesla Education, has made a remarkable impression since the age of 10, when she independently began writing books on fostering healthy living habits. This topic aligns with the curriculum of the IB Integrated Program that Bao Ly is pursuing at Tesla Education. She has compiled the knowledge she has gained into a concise book, intending to share insights on “healthy” eating and adopting a wholesome lifestyle. Additionally, Bao Ly displays a particular interest in traditional music, as evidenced by her composition of a poem dedicated to the folk songs of South Vietnam.
“In class, my friends and I asked a lot of questions when we didn’t understand something. I enjoy learning a lot and sharing my ideas with my classmates. I have learned many topics, and my favorite topic is “Who are we”. The topics learned have also inspired me to write my own little book – Eat healthy” – Bao Ly confidently shared in English.