ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
Some students, such as the gifted, are quick learners and can become bored if the content and activities offered are not sufficiently stimulating or adapted to their intellectual level.
Boredom can lead to demotivation, disengagement and disruptive behavior in the classroom.
Inspiring reading
Books adapted to each student's reading level, exploring more advanced or unusual topics.
In-depth discussion and analysis of texts.
Mathematical challenges
Challenging math problems that require deep thinking and problem-solving skills
Mathematical competitions between students
Exhibition projects
Students must prepare an exhibition on a specific theme, using written, visual and oral supports to present their knowledge.
Class library
Set up a reading corner in the classroom, with a variety of books adapted to different reading levels, to promote independent reading and a love of books.
Digital resources
Educational applications, websites and interactive software offer additional learning activities tailored to the school curriculum.
Independent learning projects
Students choose a topic that interests them and carry out an independent learning project, in which they explore the topic independently and present their findings.
Creative thinking strategies
Creative thinking techniques such as brainstorming, lateral or divergent thinking to help students generate original ideas.
Riddles and puzzles
Riddles and puzzles encourage logical thinking, problem solving and creativity.
Strategy games
Board games such as chess, checkers, crosswords or Go develop students' strategic, planning and decision-making skills.
Critical thinking activities
Activities that encourage students to question, analyze and evaluate information, such as solving moral dilemmas or discussing controversial issues, can be very effective.
Creative writing
Students write stories, poems, plays, etc., possibly with pictures, key words or sentence starters to stimulate their creativity.
Collaborative writing project
Group writing sessions where students can collaborate to write stories or plays.
Art projects
Artistic projects such as posters, sculptures, collages and videos to develop artistic expression and encourage imagination.
Role-playing games
Role-playing games where students can embody different characters and develop their ability to put themselves in other people's shoes and improvise.
Debates and discussions
Classroom debates on interesting topics encourage students to develop critical thinking skills and express their opinions creatively.
Construction challenges
Building sets such as blocks and Lego encourage students to design and build original structures.
- ACADEMIC ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
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Inspiring reading
Books adapted to each student's reading level, exploring more advanced or unusual topics.
In-depth discussion and analysis of texts.
Mathematical challenges
Challenging math problems that require deep thinking and problem-solving skills
Mathematical competitions between students
Exhibition projects
Students must prepare an exhibition on a specific theme, using written, visual and oral supports to present their knowledge.
Class library
Set up a reading corner in the classroom, with a variety of books adapted to different reading levels, to promote independent reading and a love of books.
Digital resources
Educational applications, websites and interactive software offer additional learning activities tailored to the school curriculum.
- COGNITIVE ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
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Independent learning projects
Students choose a topic that interests them and carry out an independent learning project, in which they explore the topic independently and present their findings.
Creative thinking strategies
Creative thinking techniques such as brainstorming, lateral or divergent thinking to help students generate original ideas.
Riddles and puzzles
Riddles and puzzles encourage logical thinking, problem solving and creativity.
Strategy games
Board games such as chess, checkers, crosswords or Go develop students' strategic, planning and decision-making skills.
Critical thinking activities
Activities that encourage students to question, analyze and evaluate information, such as solving moral dilemmas or discussing controversial issues, can be very effective.
- CREATIVE ADVANCED PROGRAMMING
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Creative writing
Students write stories, poems, plays, etc., possibly with pictures, key words or sentence starters to stimulate their creativity.
Collaborative writing project
Group writing sessions where students can collaborate to write stories or plays.
Art projects
Artistic projects such as posters, sculptures, collages and videos to develop artistic expression and encourage imagination.
Role-playing games
Role-playing games where students can embody different characters and develop their ability to put themselves in other people's shoes and improvise.
Debates and discussions
Classroom debates on interesting topics encourage students to develop critical thinking skills and express their opinions creatively.
Construction challenges
Building sets such as blocks and Lego encourage students to design and build original structures.