What is an IB Student?
Students can be introverted
or extroverted, playful or solemn, but they generally enjoy school
and the process of learning. They exhibit exceptional ability to
isolate the task, complete it efficiently, and see the possibilities
for future application. They have the potential to make school happen
for themselves and others in their classrooms.
- Actively engages in learning everyday
- Regularly goes beyond the assignment in creating exceptional class work
- Enthusiastic and open to new ideas, embraces abstract thinking
- Accepts responsibility for own performance, self-motivates and is flexible
- Provides rigorous and broad-based curricula and assessments
- Maintains high academic standards common to IB schools worldwide
- Allows students to develop individual talents
- Opens the window between the classroom and the outside world
- Fosters a lifelong interest in learning as well as becoming an informed and responsible citizen
- Promotes international understanding and a respect for the variety of cultures
- Facilitates university entrance around the world
- Enrolls them in an international community of scholars
- Builds a strong foundation of board liberal arts and extra-curricular education