국제 학사 학위: 장점 대 단점

The IB doesn’t just teach students content or knowledge, but it also teaches them how to learn and how to think. Learning is based on real-world situations which not only makes it more interesting but also helps children understand the relevance of what they are learning. Subjects are not taught in isolation, but they are connected to each other, reflecting on how the world works. Students are taught to think conceptually which allows them to apply their knowledge to various different situations. The programmes develop international-mindedness and encourage students to play a positive role in society. The global nature of the IB also eases the transition from school to school for students who move frequently.

IB World Schools works within a global community, creating opportunities for shared learning and collaboration with others. Through the IB, students are given a unique education that helps them develop strong academic, social, and emotional characteristics. They are also likely to perform well academically – often better than students in other programs and often more likely to be recruited by top universities worldwide. Because the IB also encourages a global perspective, students become very well-rounded, with an increased understanding of different languages, cultures, and globally significant ideas and issues.