OUR PHILOSOPHY
Progressivism
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Engage students in real-world activities of problem-solving and a cooperative learning environment.
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Focus on students and peers.
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Explore and promote self-directed learning.
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Emphasizes the importance of collaboration rather than competition in the environment.
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Teachers act as facilitators to guide and encourage the students throughout the learning process.
Essentialism
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Promote individual characteristics, patriotism, and "essential" academic knowledge in students
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Encourage logical thought, and intellectual development, and ensure a shared culture.
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Gradually move content to become more detailed and complex
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Subject matter is the center of the curriculum
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Incorporate traditional moral values and virtues
Existentialism
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Fosters unique qualities and cultivating individualities
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Establishes a set of supreme ideals that are consistent with his freedom or fosters values that are.
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Promotes a learner-centered approach that Involves the teachers and school in laying out what they feel is important.
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Endow the student with knowledge on having personal choices.
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An institution that has a flexible curriculum wherein the students can choose what they study.