9 Different Types of Intelligence and How Children Learn Differently
The nine types of intelligence are linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinaesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal, naturalistic, and existential. They come from Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences, first published in 1983. Most parents still measure intelligence by exam results. That is one measure, and it is a narrow one. A child who struggles with written maths may […]
11 Types of Learning Spaces That Improve Student Engagement
Every international school in Ho Chi Minh City has a makerspace, a library, and a bright open atrium. Every prospectus photographs them. None of this tells you whether your child will learn there. The research is unusually clear on this point, and mildly awkward for schools. Classroom design accounts for around 16% of the variation […]
What Is Student Agency? Voice, Choice, and What It Looks Like in an Exam-Based School
Every parent wants a self-directed child. Rather fewer are comfortable with what that actually requires, which is letting the child decide things, and letting some of those decisions be wrong. Student agency is the name for this capacity. It is one of the most used terms in modern education and one of the least precisely […]
Wellbeing for Students: 4 Key Components & 6 Practical Strategies in Modern Education
Wellbeing for students refers to a child’s emotional, social, physical, and cognitive health within a school setting. It shapes how children learn, build relationships, and develop resilience. Schools that prioritise student wellbeing create environments where young people thrive academically and personally. Many parents assume good grades equal good wellbeing. That is not always true. The […]
Stress Management Techniques for Students: Practical Ways to Stay Calm and Focused
Watching your child struggle with exam pressure, deadlines, and social challenges can be deeply concerning. Effective stress management techniques for students are essential to help young people cope and stay balanced in today’s demanding academic environment. At The ABC International School (ABCIS), student wellbeing is prioritised alongside academic success. Educators encourage healthy routines, emotional awareness, […]
Problem-Based Learning: Benefits, Examples, and Classroom Applications
Why do some students struggle to apply what they memorise in class? Problem based learning addresses this gap by engaging students in real-world challenges that build critical thinking and practical understanding. At The ABC International School (ABCIS), problem based learning is integrated into daily lessons, helping students develop independence, curiosity, and confidence. This article explains […]
