In the American Program
BIS Student Attributes Aligned with CCSS and NGSS
- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving:
Students develop the ability to analyze complex information, understand different perspectives, and solve problems using logical reasoning.
- Effective Communication:
Emphasis on clear and effective written and oral communication, including the capacity to collaborate and engage in meaningful discussions with peers.
- Collaboration:
Students learn to work effectively in teams, valuing diverse viewpoints and contributing constructively to group tasks.
- Real-World Application:
Students apply their knowledge to real-life situations, making connections between academic content and everyday experiences, as well as future careers.
- Scientific Inquiry and Engineering Design:
Students are encouraged to ask questions, develop hypotheses, and engage in hands-on experiments, while also applying scientific principles to design and create solutions to problems.
- Interdisciplinary Understanding: Integration of science with mathematics, technology, and engineering, providing a holistic view of learning.
- Evidence-Based Reasoning:
Students learn to support their conclusions and decisions with empirical evidence, fostering the practice of using data to inform their ideas and actions.