The TLL Method

We want our students to have the right information for every task they take on in school and to accumulate a wealth of general knowledge to help them think, communicate and imagine change.

With lessons that make learning relevant to the environment around them, students will be able to apply their skills to each quiz or test, and also use them to think critically and solve problems.

• Metacognitive skills
  With metacognition, your child is aware of how he or she thinks and learns to take better notes, ask deeper questions and achieve greater dreams.
• Communication skills
  With good communication skills, your child would be able to demonstrate clearly what he or she has learnt.

Whatever they do, our students believe that they can improve and they love to learn. They don’t back down from challenges, and see small failures as chances to make progress. They learn to manage their emotions, speak with kindness and have an open mind.

• Growth mindset
  With a growth mindset, your child believes that he or she can improve by putting in the right effort.
• Self-awareness and control
  With self-awareness, your child is able to identify areas of strengths and weaknesses. Having self-control enables your child to recognise and regulate his or her own feelings, thoughts and reactions, to navigate the challenges that life presents.