What Is Project-Based Learning?
PBL is a student-centered teaching method where children work in teams to investigate and solve real-world problems through research, hands-on practice, and collaboration. The entire process is conducted in English, making language learning naturally integrated with knowledge exploration.
What Makes Our PBL Special
Our PBL courses integrate science, art, social studies, and more. In the "Our City Garden" project, for example, students researched plants in English, designed garden blueprints, and presented their findings to the class — all in English from start to finish.
Real Project Examples
Last semester's "Future Transportation" project saw 10-year-olds researching electric vehicles, drones, and maglev trains in groups. They wrote research reports in English, created presentations, and delivered them entirely in English. Parents were amazed at the results.