In the last century, the education systems across the world focused on providing literacy and numeracy skills to gain content and knowledge. While these skills are still relevant and necessary, they are no longer sufficient. With the developments in technology in the 21st century, information and knowledge have become easily accessible to learn and grow. Therefore, the education system now needs to adapt to the economical, technological, and societal changes and prepare the students with a range of skills that build their cognitive, social, and emotional characteristics.
We at Ram Ratna International School (RRIS) focus on building these new-age competencies by encouraging the collaboration, creativity, communication, and critical-thinking skills. We do not believe in just teaching the prescribed syllabus and always strive to open the student’s mind to multiple possibilities, imbibing the life skills for future preparedness. A 21st century education is about preparing the student for the new world and RRIS helps its students to utilize the available knowledge, opportunities and information in the best way for career development.
RRIS: A 21st Century School
Today, the world has become more complex and students must be able to collaborate, communicate and solve problems to achieve long-term success. These skills can be developed through modern curriculum, social-emotional proficiency and peer learning. Combined with traditional literacy and numeracy skills, these 21st century skills will equip students to succeed in the evolving digital world.