Teachers - Experts in International School Curriculum
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Teachers at AIS bring diverse teaching experiences from some of the finest learning
institutions in the world. What brings them together at AIS is their deep commitment
to children and their pursuit of excellence as educators. AIS teachers are:
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- Experts in their field
- Passionate educators
- Responsive instructors
- Master collaborators
- Avid researchers
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AIS faculty are invested professionals who care deeply about children and the field
of education. AIS teachers understand that each child learns differently and
that teaching methods, curricula and approach need to be responsive to these differences.
Teachers dedicate ample time to studying the process of the way each child learns
in order to design an individualized plan to help students meet and exceed their
goals.
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Teachers at AIS model a passion for learning, excitement for subject matter and
creativity in thinking. Teachers work in collaborative teams to share expertise,
pool resources and plan innovative programs. Because of AIS’ commitment
to best practices and professional learning, working within this collaborative model
allows teachers greater access to new research and teaching methods, which they
can then incorporate into curricula and their own teaching styles. AIS teachers
are avid participants in our learning community, consistently honing and refining
their art as educators. The result of this engagement is a palpable energy that
infuses the school and promotes a school-wide passion for learning. In the
AIS community, teachers act as mentors when sharing areas of expertise and in turn
continually seek out the knowledge of others to promote their own learning.
Reflecting on and re-examining methods, programs and philosophy, is a hallmark of
AIS’ dynamic teaching community.
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Teachers at AIS create learning communities in the classroom and the broader community.
They are experts at cultivating an environment in which students take risks, work
hard and celebrate the learning process. With students and their families,
AIS teachers listen carefully, ask thoughtful questions and effectively communicate.
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A first grade student explores creative writing through Writer’s Workshop
and edits her work with the support of a teacher.
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A fourth grader builds, draws and creates a table to explain how he determines the
area and perimeter of particular shapes.
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A third grade student calculates all of the possible combinations for ways classmates
can situate themselves in cabins on an upcoming outdoor trip.
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