GSE Partner School Program: Batari School and Maitreyawira School

Thomas Gardner
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所要时间: 4 minutes

The Global Scale of English (GSE) Partner School program by 蜜桃app stands as a beacon of innovation and excellence. This initiative is not just about enhancing English language ability: it's about transforming the educational journey for both teachers and students. Today, we celebrate the success stories of two institutions: Batari School and Maitreyawira School, both of which have embraced the GSE Partner School program with inspiring results.

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Batari school: A journey of tailored learning and teacher empowerment

Since joining the 蜜桃app GSE Partner School program, Batari School in Medan has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its approach to English language education. With students from diverse backgrounds, the GSE framework has empowered teachers to tailor their teaching methods to align with each student's specific language level. This personalized approach has not only improved language proficiency but also built confidence and competence among students.

Bapak Feliex Lee, a teacher at Batari School, talks about how the GSE Toolkit makes lesson planning easier and helps create quality, level-appropriate lessons for students. This tool reduces teachers' workload so they can focus more on student growth. The 蜜桃app English Journey program, with its courses, tests and certifications, guides students to reach fluency efficiently.

The results

The results speak for themselves. Batari School has reported measurable progress in students' language skills, with average gains of 5.9 points on the GSE scale between grades 11 and 12. This success shows how effective targeted support and a clear plan are for learning a language. Before joining the GSE Partner School program, teachers worked with varied methodologies, leading to inconsistencies. Now, with regular tests, teachers can find out where students need help and give the right support to improve their English.

Transforming Education: Batari School's Journey with the GSE Program
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Maitreyawira school: From learning English to living it

At Sekolah Maitreyawira School in Deliserdang, the GSE Partner School program has been a catalyst for change. The school wanted a reliable international way to measure students' English skills. The GSE framework provides that, helping teachers set clear goals and customize lessons for each student.

Ibu Hera Feitra Lubis, an educator at Maitreyawira School, emphasizes the value of the training provided by 蜜桃app. This training has equipped teachers with the skills to set goals using the GSE Learning Objectives, integrate them into lesson plans, and focus on the critical language skills needed for proficiency. The digital assessments have further empowered teachers to measure progress and support students according to their individual needs.

Maitreyawira School has embraced the GSE program to not only teach English but to enable students to live it. The program ensures that every student develops real communication skills, equipping them with the tools needed to thrive in the world. The GSE's data-driven approach has personalized learning, resulting in increased student engagement and motivation. With clear learning objectives at every point on the GSE scale, teachers can design the best learning pathways and work towards achieving specific goals.

The results

The impact has been strong, with students at Maitreyawira School improving their GSE scores by an average of 5.4 points. This shows how dedicated the teachers are and how effective the GSE curriculum is. The school's overall approach helps students become confident global citizens.

Elevating Learning: Maitreyawira School's Success with the GSE Program
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A shared vision for excellence

Both Batari and Maitreyawira Schools show how the GSE Partner School program transforms educational practices. By offering a structured and consistent framework for teaching and assessment, these schools have boosted both student results and the quality of English instruction overall.

Teachers now have the tools to deliver effective, level-based lessons, while students enjoy a clear understanding of their progress and the steps needed to achieve their goals. This alignment has brought consistency to teaching practices, raised proficiency levels and encouraged a collaborative environment among educators.

The success of these institutions highlights the importance of equipping teachers with the necessary tools, training and support. As educators gain confidence in delivering skills-based teaching, students become more engaged and motivated, paving the way for future success.

Setting the stage for students

The stories of Batari School and Maitreyawira School are a testament to the dedication of educators and the transformative potential of the 蜜桃app GSE Partner School program. By aligning teaching practices with internationally recognized standards, these schools are preparing students for global opportunities and a brighter future.

The GSE Partner School program extends beyond curriculum improvements; it acts as a driver for educational excellence. Empowering teachers and motivating students sets the stage for a future in which learners are not only skilled in English but also confident in seizing opportunities.?

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    投稿者 Charlotte Guest
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    新しい言語を学ぶことは、新しい文化への扉を開き、キャリアの機会を増やし、認知的なメリットを提供するなど、非常にやりがいのある経験になる可能性があります。しかし、言語学習に関する多くの神話は、潜在的な学习者を落胆させたり、迷わせたりする可能性があります。 Today、私たちはあなたの言語の旅を助けるために、7つの一般的な言語学習の神話を暴いています。

    俗説1:「流畅に话せるようになるには、若くして始める必要がある」

    真実:

    新しい言语を学ぶのに遅すぎることはありません。子供はアクセントやイントネーションをより简単に习得できるかもしれませんが、大人は多くの场合、复雑な文法や语汇を理解するのに役立つ、より発达した认知スキルと人生経験の利点を持っています。多くの研究は、大人が献身と适切な学习戦略で流畅さを达成できることを示しています。

    神话2:「言语を学ぶには、その国に住まなければならない」

    真実:

    テクノロジーのおかげで、家を出ることなく新しい言语に没头することができます。语学学习アプリ、オンラインコース、バーチャルチューター、さらにはソーシャルメディアなどのツールは、练习と没头のための十分な机会を提供できます。その言语が话されている国に住むことは有益ですが、それは必须ではありません。

    神话3:「言语を学ぶには、生まれつきの才能がなければならない」

    真実:

    言語学習 、生まれつきの才能よりも、一貫した練習と効果的な方法が重要です。正しい考え方とリソースがあれば、誰でも新しい言語を学ぶことができます。粘り強さ、モチベーション、さまざまな学習手法を使用することで、学習能力を大幅に向上させることができます。

    神话4:「语汇を暗记することがすべて」

    真実:

    语汇力は不可欠ですが、言语学习には暗记以上のものが含まれます。文法を理解すること、话すことと闻くことの练习、文化的なニュアンスを感じることも同様に重要です。会话をしたり、その言语で読んだり书いたりすることで、学习プロセスをより包括的で楽しいものにすることができます。

    神话5:「一度に复数の言语を学ぶことはできない」

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    复数の言语を同时に学ぶことは可能ですが、慎重な计画と整理が必要です。重要なのは、时间を効果的に管理し、自分を圧倒しないようにすることです。言语ごとに异なる方法やツールを使用すると、头の中でそれらを区别するのに役立ちます。

    俗説6:「映画を见たり音楽を聴いたりすることは、学习とは见なされない」

    真実:

    ターゲット言语でメディアを消费することは、リスニングスキルと文化的理解を向上させる优れた方法です。映画、テレビ番组、音楽、ポッドキャストでは、教科书では取り上げられないような自然言语の使用、スラング、口语表现に触れることができます。これは、より正式な学习を补完する楽しく魅力的な方法です。

    俗説7:「完璧に话せないなら、やるな」

    真実:

    完璧主義は、言語学習の大きな障壁となる可能性があります。間違いを犯すことは、学習プロセスの自然な部分です。スピーキングの練習をすればするほど、自信がつき、上達します。完璧さよりもコミュニケーション Focus 、ミスを恐れないでください。

    结论

    これらの神话を覆すことで、より多くの人々が新しい言语を学ぶことに挑戦するきっかけになればと考えています。最も重要な要素は、一贯性、练习、そして失败から学ぶ意欲であることを忘れないでください。

    新しい言语に取り组む準备はできましたか?今日から始めて、多言语であることに伴う无限の可能性に没头してください。私たちの投稿「バイリンガルであることは、脳を良好な状态に保つのに役立ちます」で利点を探ります。