The International Baccalaureate (IB) is an international educational organization, which educates students with an attitude of lifelong learning. At our school, we offer the Diploma Program, an IB curriculum taught in the last two years of schooling that balances academic and personal development, promoting inquiry skills, critical thinking and cross-cultural sensitivity.
The IB allows students to direct their own learning path and develop the skills and self-confidence they need to progress and make a difference.
It is a rigorous and balanced educational program with final examinations that
is an excellent preparation for college and adult life.
It aims to develop students who achieve excellent breadth and depth of knowledge while growing physically, intellectually, emotionally and ethically.
The program is recognized and respected by prestigious universities around the world.
The PD allows to train students who:
Thinking skills: including critical thinking, creative thinking, and ethical thinking
Communication Skills: strengthens oral and written communication, argumentation and active listening.
Research skills: comparing, contrasting, validating and prioritizing information.
Self-management skills: organization, time management and emotional skills, such as mood and motivation management.
At Vermont School, our students in the last two grades take the IB Diploma Program (IBDP).
We provide personalized academic and emotional support to help our students reach their maximum potential.
Through the IB Diploma Program, we connect learning with reality, promoting inquiry, critical thinking and a comprehensive education.
In addition, we carry out constant evaluations and feedback to ensure continuous improvement and excellence at every stage of the educational process.
Estudiamos la naturaleza del lenguaje y exploramos sus dimensiones prácticas y estéticas.
We further develop our ability to communicate through the study of language, subject areas and texts.
We are trained to be the future agents of change that companies require and, on the other hand, we understand how the world we live in works.
We study life and living systems through a variety of approaches and techniques.
We develop mathematical concepts and apply them to solve problems posed in a variety of meaningful contexts.
Artistic practice fosters your agency, well-being and sense of accomplishment. It also allows you to communicate your ideas in meaningful, diverse and unconventional ways.
We understand the ways in which knowledge is acquired and validated in different areas, fostering critical and reflective thinking.
We put their learning at the service of the community, participating in simultaneous activities to the study of academic disciplines.
We use the skills acquired to write a research paper of no more than 4,000 words, related to a subject we are taking.
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