How Park Day School helps students prepare for a rapidly changing world
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How Park Day School helps students prepare for a rapidly changing world
"There will need to be a stronger turn towards cultivating flexible skills,"
"Instead of training students to absorb static content, Park Day School prepares them to learn how to learn and be nimble in the face of new information and challenges. Critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and adaptability are highlighted at Park Day to help students find success in a shifting landscape."
"When students learn to understand themselves and one another, they gain the confidence and compassion"
Park Day School is a TK-8 school in Oakland's Temescal neighborhood on a four-acre garden campus where students engage in hands-on projects and inquiry-driven lessons. Instruction uses big, interdisciplinary questions to integrate science, math, literacy, and the arts and to foster intellectual curiosity. The school emphasizes learning how to learn and cultivating flexible skills rather than memorizing static content. Core capacities include critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and adaptability. Social-emotional learning builds self-understanding, confidence, compassion, and cooperative skills. Inquiry-based, project-centered work supports students in making meaning of complex, real-world problems for an unpredictable future.
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