Question
What does teaching English look like?
In Flow's English program, we combine innovative project-based teaching with Cambridge accredited courses, emphasizing a hands-on approach to language with an emphasis on authentic conversation instead of monotonous grammar. We currently have two native English speakers in Flow, one is from the UK and the other is from the US, which opens the door to different accents and dialects for our students.
Technology is essential in our school and plays a key role in English lessons as well. Using tablets, computers and modern applications, we not only provide our students with the opportunity to integrate into the digital world, but at the same time create an engaging learning environment that encourages their active participation and engagement.
Do kids get homework?
How can parents be involved in the educational process?
Do you organize joint events for the whole family?
How is Flow different from other schools?
Who are the educators at Flow?
What extracurricular activities are available at Flow?
How does the school foster a positive and inclusive learning environment for pupils?
How is technology incorporated into the curriculum?
Do children have the opportunity to use the services of a psychologist/special educator?
My child doesn't speak English. Is that a problem?
Do you organize schools in nature?
How does the school communicate with parents about their child's progress?
How many teachers are in the classroom during class?
What is the number of children in the class?
What does a regular school day look like?