American curriculum

The American curriculum places great importance in monitoring and evaluating students academically, on a daily basis.  

A great number of qualitative and quantitative indicators of performance are analyzed, ranging from class participation, solo and group work, peer and group evaluations, quizzes, and even attendance.  

With each of these evaluations conducted, the teacher is able to find gaps in the students learning, be it from knowledge or skills. While some learners prefer individual work, others excel in group work.  

All of these evaluations help from the instructional point of view, enable the teacher to assist the student to overcome their challenges, and from the student’s point of view, help them identify the strengths and weaknesses.

The American curriculum strives to develop the child fully. The core subjects English language, arts, math, history, geography, and social studies are offered for a purpose. Each subject helps students develop to become a better version of themselves.  

Due to the ever-changing modern world, the science curriculum and science teaching methods have developed and include different subjects to encourage students to experiment more of their skills and talents.  

Simply stated, the US curriculum intends to assist students in discovering their passions and guides them in using those passions to attain their highest potential to develop as an individual, fulfill civic responsibilities in a democratic society, compete in a fast-paced global environment, and improve the world for everyone connected to them. 

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