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Academic Programme






                                                         IBDP
                                               Post-Secondary Programme

                                                   Classes XI & XII













                                                        IGCSE
                                                 Secondary Programme
                                                  Classes VIII to X



 Teaching and Learning


 Teaching and learning at DAIS draw on our guiding   Differentiated  Instruction:  Each  student  is
 statements  and  focus  on  achieving  the  various   unique in terms of their learning style, pace, and
 elements  of  our  curriculum  model.  We  view   abilities,  and  therefore  it  is  imperative  that  they
 students as active participants in their learning and   are  provided  personalised  instruction.  Key
 place them at the centre of everything that we do.   components  and  strategies  of  differentiated   MYP
 Integrating student voice into the learning process   instruction  include  assessing  students'  readiness,
 unleashes their creativity and critical thinking, and   interests, and learning profiles, flexible grouping,   IB Middle Years Programme
 transforms  the  entire  learning  experience.   individualized learning plans, varied resources and   Classes VI to VIII
 Recognising  learner  agency  cultivates  personal   instructional  strategies,  ongoing  assessment  and
 responsibility  for  their  learning  and  motivates   feedback,  adjusting  content,  scaffolding,  and
 students to be agile and adaptable in their learning.   teacher  as  facilitator.  This  approach  fosters
 Therefore, our approach to High-Quality Teaching   inclusiveness and equity and empowers all students
 and Learning (HQLT) centres around the following   to  succeed  by  catering  to  their  unique  learning
 four key pillars:
 styles and abilities.
 Inquiry-based  Learning:  Inquiry-based  learning   Integration  of  Technology:  Technology
 sparks  curiosity  and  encourages  students  to  ask   integration  involves  using  various  digital  devices
 questions, explore, investigate, seek answers, and   and platforms, to enhance teaching and learning.
 solve problems. It fosters critical thinking and deep   This  enables  improved  access  to  educational   PYP
 comprehension  and  promotes  cross-disciplinary   IB Primary Years Programme
 exploration and a holistic understanding of various   resources, enhanced engagement and motivation   Classes I to V
 subjects. Apart from expanding their knowledge   through  interactive  elements,  collaborative
 horizon, this approach nurtures intrinsic motivation   opportunities,  instant  feedback,  data-driven
 and a lifelong love of learning.  instruction, flipped classrooms, improved parent-
 t e a c h e r   c o m m u n i c a t i o n ,   a n d   p o s i t i v e
 Conceptual Understanding: It involves a deep and   environmental  impacts.  This  results  in  students
 interconnected  grasp  of  the  fundamental  ideas,   gaining  proficiency  in  using  digital  tools  and
 principles, and concepts within a subject, and is not   learning  how  to  critically  evaluate  and  harness
 limited to mere factual knowledge. This ensures the   technology  to  enhance  their  learning  and  solve
 comprehension  of  the  underlying  structures  and   real-world problems.
 relationships that link diverse pieces of information.
 Students with clear conceptual understanding often   By  adopting  these  pedagogical  principles  and   PYP (Early Years)
 exhibit higher metacognitive abilities, enabling them   practices, we aim to provide a holistic and futuristic   IB Primary Years Programme
 to monitor and adjust their learning processes. They   education that empowers students to be creative
 are  better  equipped  to  apply  their  knowledge  in   and  innovative  and  become  critical  thinkers,   Nursery, LKG & UKG
 practical, real-world situations, and adapt to evolving   problem solvers and lifelong learners in an ever-
 challenges and contexts.  changing world.

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