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Canada's Most Trusted Schools in 2023

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  1. December 2023 | theeducationview.com Vol. 12 Issue-01 THE VIEW Center for Excellence Canada's Most Trusted Schools in 2023 DESIGN ACADEMY Unlocking the Future of Fashion

  2. Mascot AYA Eagle School Colors Teal & Gold Year Founded 1992 Affilia?on: Islam Early Childhood VPK- K 53 Elementary 1-5 221 Middle School 6-8 130 High School 9-12 139 Department Girls Boys 67 184 132 138 120 405 262 277 Total

  3. Vision At AYA, our vision is to establish a renowned independent school, na?onally and interna?onally, known for its unwavering commitment to academic excellence and quality educa?on. We aim to cul?vate honesty, compassion, and respect for all, guided by the teachings of the Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). Mission Driven by our mission, we strive to provide a safe, nurturing, and Islamic environment that fosters academic excellence. Our goal is to shape our students into successful, 21st-century global ci?zens. www.ayatampa.org 5905 E. 130th Ave Tampa, FL 33617 813-987-9282

  4. THE VIEW Center for Excellence Volume - 12 Issue - 1 Editor-in-Chief Mary D'souza DECEMBER 2023 sales@theeducationview.com Senior Writer Maria Christopher Contributing Writer Anish David We are also Available on Office Insights Success Media Tech LLC 555 Metro Place North, Suite 100, Dublin, OH 43017, United States Art & Design Head and Visualiser David King Co-designer Pau Belin Phone - (614)-602-1754 Email - info@theeducationview.com Subscription - theeducationview.com Follow us on Senior Manager of Sales Kevin Foster Sales BDE John Miller The Education View is published by Insights Success Media LLC. Copyright © 2023 Insights Success Media LLC, All rights reserved. The content and images used in this magazine should not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from Insights Success. Reprint rights remain solely with Insights Success Media LLC. educationviewmagazine educationview2 The Education View Technical Head Jacob B. Technical Consultants David, Robert educationviewmagazine Digital Marketing Manager Alina Sege SME-SMO Executive Mark Clain Circulation Manager Eric Smith

  5. Letter from the Editor IImpeccable Educational Foundations Educational Foundations Laying n the grand blueprint of life, education serves as the architectural plan, and the To create this desired robust school environment, a well-crafted curriculum and Although laying this impeccable foundation for pupils is what the schools are for, In our latest edition, "Canada's Most Trusted Schools in 2023," The Education possibilities. academic standards, coupled with a focus on critical thinking and practical educational excellence in the future, too, and ensure a better I early years of schooling are the critical foundation upon which the entire engaging teaching methods are the way forward. This can ignite curiosity and foster a ?inding the schools they can rely on is what parents are expected to do for their View celebrates trust, integrity, and the pursuit of educational excellence. Stories of Canada's educational system re?lects the country's dedication to quality, education or con?idently enter the workforce. structure stands. Just as a solid foundation is imperative for the stability of a lifelong love for learning. These early experiences also shape the mindset of students, children. Canada's educational landscape, which is celebrated for its commitment to these schools are testimony to the fact that education is not just about acquiring diversity, and the all-around development of its future leaders. Its high We believe these schools will continue their relentless voyage to building, a robust school education lays the groundwork for a successful and ful?illing encouraging them to approach challenges with enthusiasm and resilience. providing high-quality education, can make it even more tricky for parents. knowledge but also about building a foundation for a future ?illed with future. skills, ensure that students are well-equipped to pursue further future for Canada and, eventually, for the entire world. The aim of education is the knowledge, not of facts, but of values. T H E - Anish David - William S. Burroughs

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  7. Page Carmel New Church School 24 Prole Facilitating a Multimodal Approach Towards Education Page Revamping Workplace 20 Articles Higher Education's Role in Changing Workplace Contents Table of Page Emerging Challenges 28 The Transformation of Higher Education after the COVID-19 Pandemic

  8. Unlocking the Future of Fashion “ We have a 100 per cent success rate for students upping their skills.

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  10. Cover STORY tep into the world of located in the heart of business leaders. Imagine a together. This is what The education to help students connections. them into it. By offering market, students are a standout. It's a place business, the ultimate with their career to students' requirements, their focus. This demand is assignments throughout the Exceptional Record of Skill Enhancement impressive record of 100% students who enter the specialized areas such as placed all such students in the quality of education educators, involving well- excel in their chosen ?ields. students demonstrate comparison to peers at progress is attributed to the academy's commitment to environment of focused Graphic Design Program is attention within Canada's artists are effectively talents and their dedication certi?icate program offers $7,000, this program equips earnings of at least $80,000 experience, and the S Vancouver. This hub of place where new ideas, Cut Fashion Design is all discover their talents, build The Academy doesn't just courses that align perfectly primed for success. In the where students are destination for all things A Learner-Centric Environment Design Academy, Liza around learners. The ratio compact and concentrated. fashion aspirations and objectives. and the newer generation met through the adoption of curriculum. The Cut has achieved an accomplishment pertains to enhance their pro?iciency in academy has effectively achievement that speaks to taken by The Cut's subjects, has led students to Fashion Design Diploma pattern-making abilities in of study. This signi?icant small class sizes and learning and delivering generating highly thriving real estate market. balancing their studies with to their craft. an exciting opportunity. individuals with a valuable annually. The program's potential for graduates to transformation with creativity is all about hands-on experience, and about—a place that goes a solid knowledge base, and prepare students for the with the fast-paced world of fashion education, empowered to shape the design and fashion. Upon initiating The Cut environment centered ensuring classes remain students' names but also The educational sector demands constant small class sizes and the immersive learning remarkable outcomes. accomplished graphic The demand in this sector is part-time work, showcasing Notably, The Cut's Despite its relatively short certi?icate that opens doors design prioritizes an achieve remarkable career Personalized Support System the close relationship nurturing its students. This challenges and enables The Cut Design Academy nurturing true fashion top-notch skills come beyond traditional make valuable industry fashion world; it propels demands of today's fashion The Cut Design Academy is future of the fashion Deyrmenjian's intention maintained is one instructor At The Cut, educators are has fallen short in adapting engagement to maintain incorporation of hands-on experiences, fostering an Moreover, The Cut's artists who are garnering currently robust, and these both their remarkable Makeup Artistry 26-week duration and cost of under to a career with potential enjoyable learning success is undeniable. Liza emphasizes that due to exceptionally dedicated to identify if a student is facing At The Cut, instructors know their students, not just by name but also what their goals and desires are for their careers. success in elevating academy with a background digital pattern-making or their desired dream provided. structured terms and in- For example, within a mere comparable or even other institutions who have students' skill levels. This in fashion but seek to 3D integration. The jobs—an exceptional The distinctive approach depth exploration of eight months of enrollment, superior design and completed more than a year plan is implemented to involvement of Campus with the students are every student. Holistic Approach to Education and Opportunities organizes youth camps that camps run concurrently enthusiasm of young ensure the student's Direct Talia Cohen is exceptional. At The Cut, the successful progression particularly noteworthy; primary focus is undeniably through the program. The her dedication and rapport on achieving success for Every summer, The Cut even the country. These atmosphere where the attendees gain insight into The Education View draw participants from with the adult full-time participants energizes the was to establish an for every eight students, not only familiar with their between the faculty and the proximity allows the swift intervention. In such various parts of the city and programs, creating a vibrant adult students. These young students, The Cut is academy to promptly cases, an immediate action December 2023

  11. Liza Deyrmeniian Liza Deyrmeniian PTIB & DLI, The Cut Design J Academy

  12. Cover STORY the possibilities within the renowned brands like instructors. attendees as they transition their engagement by granted the chance to assist bolsters their self-assurance college endeavors or program, applicable across students enrolled in The This achievement fosters a institution in the realm of personalized guidance to and career paths based on solidi?ies the academy's chart a successful course Staying Ahead of the Curve highly effective advisory industries. This proactive approach ensures that the and the latest advancements engagement of instructors deliberate choice not only position on the cutting edge expertise, The Cut remains involves an individual who earning the highest achievement was an to reach such signi?icant work at Arcteryx was met four months of completing testament to the academy's Moreover, the story of a stands as a powerful commitment to the industry, a role earning her This remarkable shift was effort, and Liza's completing her ?inal design industry, bene?iting Lululemon, Arcteryx, Remarkably, The Cut into their teenage years. enrolling in its part-time in teaching the youth camps and enhances their skills employment opportunities. all its diploma offerings. Cut's portfolio preparation strong sense of trust within design education. students, ensuring they their individual interests reputation as a place where forward. The Cut bene?its from a evolving needs of various academy remains at the in software and who are established guarantees the delivery of of industry developments. exceptionally aligned with dedicated a year to re?ining scholarship offered by exhilarating testament to milestones. with a strategic education their studies, this student capacity to guide students young lady who engaged in testament to the academy's Liza personally mentored $36,000.00 annually to an achieved through her recommendations for certi?icate, the student from the guidance of Herschel, Oak and Fort and extends opportunities to its Many of these young camp classes. Those who exhibit alongside an adult but also bolsters their The academy also boasts Notably, the success rate for courses stands at an the community, establishing Liza herself takes a receive tailored advice and skills. This commitment students can con?idently forefront of both applications. A key facet of professionals within their top-tier instruction but also By consistently integrating the dynamic pulse of the Celebrating Student Success remarkable achievement as accomplishment by any her portfolio at the RISD—an impressive the academy's ability to In a separate instance, plan devised by Liza. was hired as a pattern toward their dream careers approximately ?ive part- transformative impact. her. Within a span of two industry position yielding completion of two of The freelance work. Remarkably, professionals from more who serve as former youth design camp alumni choose to continue exceptional talent are instructor. This not only applications for future an impressive scholarship impressive 100 per cent. The Cut as a leading proactive role in offering regarding their education to personalized support explore their passions and educational methodologies this strategy is the respective ?ields. This maintains the academy's industry insights and sectors it serves. The Cut has celebrated a Martins, a prestigious academy, subsequently $85,000.00 USD. This empower young individuals one student's aspiration to Astonishingly, within just engineer at Arcteryx, a effectively. time classes at The Cut Recognizing her years, she transitioned from over $85,000.00 per year. Cut's certi?icates, diligent within two months of its third student secured measure. A standout admission to Central Saint example among its students board that convenes regularly to delve into the

  13. We let students audit a class to see if they like the vibe of the school; we also let parents attend if they would like.

  14. Cover STORY received a job offer from Cut's ef?icacy in reshaping arranges meetings with the hurdles they might be provide effective assistance students' success, The Cut grades or percentages, is their expectations and provides them with the Transparency is a access to its Customer records and grades. This The academy also extends to experience the learning parents are welcome to offers an authentic glimpse can make well-informed Liza plays an active role in acknowledges the teaching requires a distinct and grati?ication in unique place within. Not everyone possesses the largely informed by the crucial, the true measure of success. This is a quality commitment to nurturing waning interest, Liza takes classes, providing her with control and ongoing consistently exceptional. depth of their teaching harmonious collaboration outcomes for the students, one of the recommended lives and facilitating student's support systems, encountering. This to students in navigating ensures that information consistently updated and necessary information to fundamental aspect of The Relationship Management empowers students to stay the opportunity for environment ?irsthand and attend these audit sessions, into the atmosphere of the decisions about their Empowering Excellence observing and gauging the exceptional skills of her set of abilities. Teaching witnessing students capacity to tap into this output of the students. She a great instructor lies in that emanates from a individual growth. proactive measures to valuable insights into the improvement ensures that Liza's approach, which abilities, contributes to the between instructors and af?irming the academy's Academy's Proactive Support for Students to the challenges that some companies. These stories extraordinary professional Transparent Approach to Education approach to addressing any engages in open Subsequently, The Cut ensuring a collaborative multifaceted support dif?iculties. regarding their academic accessible. This approach take proactive steps if Cut's approach. Every (CRM) system, which informed about their prospective students to gauge if it aligns with their promoting a high level of school, ensuring that both education. outcomes of the student's instructors, she involves a genuine passion thrive—qualities that intrinsic motivation. recognizes that while their ability to inspire and genuine connection with the In instances where she address the situation. She instructional process. This the educational experience values both the expertise of academy's success as a leadership has consistently commitment to excellence. The Cut has been attentive collectively underscore The growth opportunities. The Cut adopts a proactive initial stages, the academy address their concerns. effort to overcome any system is designed to To further facilitate performance, including aids students in managing required. student is provided with houses their academic progress and achievements. audit a class, allowing them preferences. Additionally, transparency. This approach students and their families Liza's discernment is technical pro?iciency is guide their students toward art of teaching and a identi?ies a student's occasionally sits in on these commitment to quality offered by the academy is the instructors and the cohesive team. The delivered remarkable challenges that students conversations with the might be facing. In the students to understand and efforts. While she understands that effective for imparting knowledge emanate from a deep and students may face, particularly in relation to The Education View December 2023

  15. Cover STORY feelings of depression or approach by providing student's circumstances, allocate a tutor to assist in navigate, The Cut places a educational institutions, as support to students. The holistic manner their emotional and mental have reached out to Big Brother's and are hoping to establish a partnership with their youth for our part-time sewing program and our part-time Adobe program." The Cut boasts a faculty that connection as a child of an faculty includes individuals Canadian, South African, and many more. This environment. re?lects a broad spectrum of academy actively endeavors experiences within its viewpoints is seen as a means to not only enhance By embracing a wide where human a deep appreciation for the affordable, and culturally and immerse oneself in a carefully chosen and Plus, they're ?lexible. covered. These homestays transportation. anxiety when it comes time ongoing support throughout The Cut may offer completing the project. high priority on their well- schools across the board are academy's commitment to underscores its dedication well-being. Liza shares, "We assortment of perspectives In line with this cultures and backgrounds. to attract students from community. This emphasis individual growth but also range of backgrounds and understanding is enriched diverse world in which we Leveraging Exceptional Homestay Experience idea of homestay, a fantastic enriching. It's not just a new culture. regularly checked on to Whether it's dietary needs, are usually in peaceful to submit projects. The the project's duration. additional time for Recognizing the evolving being. This aligns with a increasing their vigilance in guiding students through to nurturing not only their contributes to a dynamic commitment to diversity, Through collaboration with around the world, fostering on multiculturalism and to shape future leaders experiences, The Cut and leadership in the design live. The academy supports the place to stay—it's a chance The academy ensures that guarantee a great religious preferences, or suburban areas that are academy takes a proactive Depending on the individual assignment submission or landscape that students broader trend within providing comprehensive their academic journey in a intellectual growth but also and inclusive educational The Cut's student body international agents, the a melting pot of cultural exposure to diverse within the ?ield of design. positions itself as a space industry is characterized by to improve English skills homestay families are experience for students. allergies, the academy has it well-connected to option that's safe, T H E Enriching Perspectives is incredibly diverse, and immigrant, Liza values the from various backgrounds, this is a source of pride for richness that this diversity such as Iranian, Asian, Liza. With a deep personal brings to the academy. The African American, White

  16. Canada's Most Trusted Schools in 2023 DECEMBER - Issue 01 Description URL Name of the School Brookes Westshore Private Boarding School embraces creativity, develops connections, and builds character to encourage its students to engage in the world and effect meaningful change. Brookes Westshore Private Boarding School https://westshore. brookes.org/ Carmel New Church School lays emphasis on developing each child’s special skills, encouraging creativity, and upholding high academic standards while preserving their youth. https://www.carmelnew churchschool.org/ Carmel New Church School Hillfild Strathallan College's mission is to develop joyful and engaged students who live life with purpose. Hillfild Strathallan College https://www.hsc.on.ca/ Nancy Campbell Academy is dedicated to providing a superior education by creating happiness through community service and academic excellence. Nancy https://www.nancy campbell.ca/ Campbell Academy The Cut Design Academy is committed to inspiring, educating, and creating true fashion and business professionals by promoting academic excellence. The Cut https://www.thecutfashion academy.com/ Design Academy

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  18. Revamping Workplace 20 Higher Education's Role in Changing Workplace he world of work is technological workplace landscape for the challenges and In this article, we will explore how higher education is shaping the changing workplace and equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a dynamic professional environment. communication, these skills into curricula, activities that foster the T advancements, evolves, higher education opportunities of the modern undergoing rapid globalization, and evolving institutions play a crucial workforce. collaboration, adaptability, providing experiential development of transferable Embracing Technological Advancements technological innovation is these advancements to technologies, such as coursework and research cybersecurity, digital Promoting Lifelong Learning work environment, institutions are promoting a executive education working professionals to trends. Fostering Entrepreneurship and Innovation increasingly characterized institutions are nurturing incubators, and In today's rapidly evolving Higher education development programs, learning options allow requirements and industry and transformative societal needs. As the role in preparing students and digital literacy. learning opportunities, and skills. The rapid pace of institutions are embracing are incorporating emerging and data analytics, into programs in ?ields like tech-savvy professionals. changes, driven by Institutions are integrating offering co-curricular continuous learning is culture of lifelong learning courses, and micro- upskill and reskill, keeping critical for career success. by offering professional credentials. These ?lexible pace with changing job reshaping industries and prepare students for tech- arti?icial intelligence, programs. Institutions are marketing, and data science job roles. Higher education enabled workplaces. They machine learning, robotics, also offering specialized to meet the demand for The changing workplace is economy. Higher education entrepreneurship programs, Developing Future-ready Skills institutions are focused on Beyond traditional by entrepreneurship, an entrepreneurial mindset accelerators. They provide Higher education the changing workplace. thinking, problem-solving, innovation, and the gig among students by offering mentorship, networking cultivating future-ready disciplinary knowledge, skills that are essential in these skills include critical

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  20. Revamping Workplace 22 create positive social Facilitating Industry- Academia Collaboration academia and industry, employers. They engage internships, and establish that curriculum remains opportunities. Supporting Career Services and Placement institutions are transition into the interview preparation, and and alumni mentorship their employment Promoting Diversity and Inclusion values diversity and institutions are fostering promoting diversity in They are offering courses encouraging dialogue and opportunities, and encouraging innovation partnerships with industry. Nurturing Global Competence opportunities for cross- preparing students for perspectives. They offer expose students to diverse global issues into curricula productivity and digital Engaging with Alumni Networks institutions are leveraging development and facilitate events, and mentorship gain insights into various opportunities, and Evolving with the Advancements continues to evolve, higher By equipping students fostering entrepreneurship, challenges, facilitating higher education complex professional innovation, economic resources to help students through interdisciplinary change. To bridge the gap between closer collaboration with driven projects and This collaboration ensures workplace challenges and Higher education of?ices to support students' building workshops, networking events, job fairs, professionals and enhance student admissions, faculty and programs that promote understanding among communication skills. Higher education students' career alumni panels, networking successful graduates and internships, job launch their own ventures. collaboration, research recruitment, and cultural competence and students from diverse Addressing Ethical Considerations decision-making are education institutions are such as ethical leadership, practices. They are actions and providing them curriculum development. social justice, while also backgrounds. Ethics and responsible workplace. Higher curricula, discussing topics sustainable business ethical implications of their Institutions are also commercialization, and Globalization has expanded education institutions are competence and global and exchange programs that Institutions also integrate higher education industry experts as guest advisory boards composed relevant, and students gain the power of alumni connections in the programs that allow current industries. These alumni professional development. As the workplace landscape workforce of the future. promoting lifelong learning, social and environmental supporting career services, changing and increasingly higher education is driving institutions are fostering lecturers, offer industry- of industry professionals. exposure to real-world networks to support workplace. They organize students to learn from connections can lead to border collaboration and global workplaces by study abroad programs, cultures, languages, and to develop a global mindset Addressing Social and Environmental Challenges increasingly focused on incorporating sustainability, are equipping students with inequality, and ethical service-learning initiatives, cultural exchange. Higher fostering intercultural international internships, business practices. among students. The changing workplace is education institutions are research programs. They such as climate change, community outreach, becoming increasingly incorporating ethics corporate social encouraging students to with the tools to navigate Adapting to Remote and Flexible Work has accelerated the education institutions are changing work coursework, providing important in the changing education into their responsibility, and think critically about the ethical dilemmas. The COVID-19 pandemic arrangements. Higher prepare students for this collaboration tools into courses on remote work strengthening their career workplace. They provide job placement assistance. programs to connect prospects. The changing workplace Higher education services and placement career counseling, resume- Institutions also facilitate students with industry education institutions play a with future-ready skills, nurturing global industry-academia institutions are preparing environment. growth, and societal vital role in shaping the embracing technology, competence, addressing collaboration, and students to succeed in a Through these efforts, progress. The Education View social and environmental ethics, and social impact the knowledge and skills to business practices. and partnerships with responsibility. Higher into their curricula and address pressing challenges Institutions also engage in nonpro?it organizations to adoption of remote work adapting their programs environment. They are opportunities for virtual and ?lexible work and infrastructure to integrating remote teamwork, and offering inclusion as key drivers of inclusive environments by innovation and success. T H E December 2023

  21. 24 Carmel New Church School Facilitating a Multimodal Approach Towards Education A Community Engagement and Screen Time Balance The community at Carmel New Church School is cordially invited to take an active part in school activities. The community and the school have a close relationship that the school values. Community people freely offer their skills in a variety of fields to enhance the educational process. Responsible screen time management is strongly emphasised in the school and is specifically catered to the age groups of the students. They make use of the technologies at their disposal to improve the educational process while constantly keeping an eye out for research opportunities that might be of use to the students. This school provides children with useful technological education tools by instructing them in typing proficiency, PowerPoint production, and secure internet usage. Students are better equipped to effectively and securely traverse the digital world thanks to these practical abilities. The strategy taken by the school demonstrates its dedication to offering a well-rounded education that not only complies with modern technical requirements but also promotes a feeling of accountability and security online. It actively engages the wealthy and just society is built on a strong foundation of education, and in Canada, a child's future is greatly influenced by the school they attend. With a focus on critical thinking, problem- solving, and creativity, Canadian education is famous for its excellence and diversity. Here, a student will get the best education possible, one that is suited to their needs and interests. Both public and private schools are widely available in Canada, and each one has advantages. While private schools may offer specialised programs, public schools offer accessible education. The development of a child's abilities and potential depends on this decision. Additionally, Canadian schools promote a feeling of diversity and inclusivity that helps pupils get ready for the globalised world. An appropriate education gives people the abilities and knowledge they need to prosper in a world that is changing quickly. Because it creates the foundation for a better and more hopeful future, choosing the correct school in Canada is crucial. In Canada, Carmel New Church School (CNCS) has a long history of excellence and offers junior kindergarten through grade 8 students a top-notch educational environment. The goal of the school is to educate students while working with their families and the larger community. The school lays a lot of emphasis on developing each child's special skills, encouraging creativity, and upholding high academic standards while preserving their youth. and the Ten Commandments are central to instruction at Carmel New Church School and are integrated into every aspect of the student's everyday experiences in a variety of topics. The strategy is painstakingly adjusted to each child's developmental stage. The school promotes the idea of cooperative play and communication while fostering an inclusive and peaceful atmosphere. Students are urged to embrace their peers through their words and actions, making sure that no one is left out or behind. This dedication to diversity supports the school community's good and encouraging climate. Classes are purposefully kept small, with a limit of 12 people, to offer the best possible learning environment. This makes it possible for teachers to give each student more individualised attention, better understand their needs, and address them. It also creates an environment that is conducive to the integration of the school's basic values and principles. The educational philosophy at Carmel New Church School is firmly based on morality, inclusivity, and individualised instruction, with a strong emphasis on the total development of every student. Focusing on training students for a meaningful and compassionate life on earth and, ultimately, in Heaven sets New Church Education unique from other educational institutions. The institution holds that developing a strong relationship with God and acting in a benevolent manner towards one another are the first steps towards living a happy and fruitful life. They encourage a close relationship with the Lord through morning worship, scripture study sessions, and the incorporation of spiritual knowledge into all topics in order to accomplish this. In addition to teaching students about morality and charity, New Church Education offers many chances for them to put their learning into practise in the school environment. This educational institution is known for its all- encompassing approach to education, which instills principles and ideas that equip pupils for a purposeful and honourable life both here on Earth and in the hereafter. The Educational Philosophy The ideas of the New Church

  22. Features community, keeps screen time in check, and makes sure kids are ready for the digital age by teaching them crucial technological skills while putting their safety first. met their individual needs. Students love having the chance to interact meaningfully with teachers and peers by asking questions and having meaningful discussions, which helped to create a stimulating environment for intellectual development. The educational experience here was extended by a variety of teaching strategies outside of the usual classroom setting, such as field trips, theatrical productions, art projects, and outdoor learning. This multidimensional approach supported a well-rounded development of their talents and interests in addition to making learning more entertaining. What distinguishes this school from other schools is the commitment of the teaching staff, who not only provided pupils with a traditional education but also transmitted a way of life based on the New Church's principles. The role models provided by the teachers had a profound impact on the person's values and character. Beyond their time here, the effects of this education influenced their choices in life and helped them develop into the people they are today. They attended Carmel New Church Secondary School (CNCSS) for their first two years of high school after finishing the eighth grade in 2013. This time proved to be of great value since it gave them the flexibility and A Life Shaped by CNCS A person's achievement after attending Carmel New Church School (CNCS) from kindergarten through the tenth grade of high school is proof of the significant influence of their educational experience. Throughout their time here, they experienced a distinctive learning atmosphere that placed a high value on individual student respect and individualised attention. The education received here helped them develop a strong appreciation for reading, writing, and religion, as well as a love for these disciplines. Because of the purposefully small class sizes, each student received a customised education that “ subjects. We teach according to the development of the child. We teach using the Ten Commandments as a guide and from the principles contained in the teachings of the New Church - integrated throughout our day and all The Education View December 2023

  23. 26 “ strong bonds with parents and encouraging a feeling of community. It follows a trimester schedule and issues report cards three times a year, giving detailed insights into each student's growth and accomplishments. Parent- teacher conferences, which enable frank discussion about a child's educational experience, are a priority for the school in terms of engaging with parents. The faculty at this school contributes a depth of knowledge and a strong affinity for the school's ethos. Many people have church school roots and were raised in a church family. They want to set an example for their kids by living lives that reflect kindness and respect. Beyond academics, this all- encompassing approach to education emphasises the value of developing moral character. Regarding instructional strategies, the school aggressively supports hands- on community engagement through frequent field trips, flexible seating options, and outdoor learning. The school is a firm believer in the ability We learn to all play together and encourage oral and body language that does not exclude our classmates. responsibility they needed to get ready for the next stage of their academic careers. After their time here, they spent two years expanding their horizons in a neighbourhood public school. They attended Bryn Athyn College in Pennsylvania after graduating high school to further their education. They graduated from there with a Bachelor of Arts in Education, a Special Education Specialisation, and a Minor in Religion. They also met their future husband while in college, which paved the way for an unbelievable life experience. After getting married, they moved back to Kitchener, where their husband took up the position of associate pastor at the Carmel New Church, and they accepted the role of kindergarten teacher as well. The plot changed, though, when they shortly discovered they were expecting their first child. Just before their baby was born, they made the decision to leave their position as teachers in response. A new chapter in their lives began when they decided to stay at home with their child and devote their time to raising them. This person and her husband are currently expecting their second child and feel incredibly fortunate to be a part of the Carmel New Church community, where their educational journey began and still has an impact on their values and choices in life. Their transformation from a CNCS student to an active member of the community is evidence of the value of a good education and the feeling of direction the New Church teachings have given them. Academic Excellence and Values Effective communication is at the core of the pedagogical philosophy at Carmel New Church School. To keep parents and guardians updated about their children's progress, the school uses a number of avenues. This contains communication books, monthly and weekly updates from the professors, and a weekly newsletter. Additionally, by being present outside during arrival and departure, the principal plays a crucial role in forging

  24. Features Health education here is designed with sensitivity, preserving the innocence of children while emphasizing respect for marriage. The "Dare-to Care" curriculum, thoughtfully integrated, empowers students to navigate life's challenges. This inclusive approach extends to parents, recognizing that a strong home-school relationship enhances a child's educational experience. The school actively participates in the community by supporting the Doon Community Centre, visiting local museums, and aiding emergency shelters for neighboring public schools. Embracing mixed-age groups and encouraging older students to mentor their younger peers creates a culture of inclusion and respect extending to all members of the CNCS family. The school values the partnership between parents and educators, emphasizing this through home and school agreements, joint participation in morning chapels and special events, and welcoming parent volunteers in the classroom. Furthermore, the school respects the unique family dynamics, allowing parents to decide when and how to address specific topics with their children. Spirit of Giving At Carmel New Church School, a profound commitment to community and character development shines through. Students engage in a variety of community-oriented activities, from the Terry Fox Run to spreading joy through caroling in the neighborhood. This spirit of giving extends to supporting organizations like Samaritan's Purse and local Foodbank collections, fostering empathy and responsibility. of guest lecturers to offer insightful commentary, expand students' horizons, and improve learning. With a dedicated faculty and a commitment to effective communication, hands-on learning, and a strong sense of community, it creates an environment where students not only excel academically but also develop into well- rounded individuals with a deep sense of respect and kindness. Carmel New Church School thrives on a foundation of community engagement, character development, and strong collaboration between school and home, ultimately shaping students into compassionate, well-rounded individuals. T H E The Education View December 2023

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  26. Article Transformation Higher Education a?er the The of COVID-19 Pandemic he COVID-19 T forcing them to adapt learning, and campus life. As education has undergone a In this article, we will explore the key changes and trends that have shaped the post-pandemic higher education environment and discuss the long-term implications for students, faculty, and institutions. pandemic has Accelerated the Adoption of Technology has expedited the adoption digital collaboration tools management systems, video The integration of opened up new possibilities Introduced Hybrid Learning Models highlighted the value of institutions have embraced instruction. This model personalized learning from experts worldwide, signi?icantly The COVID-19 pandemic virtual classrooms, and robust learning facilitate remote education. the crisis but has also education. The pandemic has online components. Many of face-to-face and virtual engagement, and allows for collaboration, guest lectures boundaries. disrupted higher education and embrace innovative crisis, it is clear that the institutions worldwide, approaches to teaching, landscape of higher of technology in higher have become commonplace. conferencing platforms, and technology has not only for ?lexible learning formats hybrid learning models, blended learning provides ?lexibility for experiences. Hybrid models and leveraging educational education. Online learning, Institutions have invested in online assessment tools to enabled continuity during and expanded access to combining in-person and approaches, offering a mix students, enhances also offer opportunities for resources beyond physical rapidly to new challenges the world emerges from the profound transformation. The Education View December 2023

  27. Emerging Challenges 30 skills such as adaptability, institutions are reevaluating There is a renewed focus on applications into internships, students with the skills has also reinforced the education institutions have for public health, social, in research methodologies, are nurturing translation of research into digital literacy, critical curricula to ensure they interdisciplinary education, coursework. Institutions are apprenticeships, and work- required for a rapidly Increased Accessibility and Inclusivity has increased accessibility due to geographical educational opportunities. services for lectures, and bridge the digital divide and importance of research and intensi?ied research efforts, economic, and data analysis, and entrepreneurial ecosystems practical applications that Rethinking Internationalization mobility, leading to a education. Institutions are exchanges, international Re-de?ining the Campus Experience experience has been to ensure health and safety enhancing ventilation Student services, undergone digital The traditional campus reimagining campus spaces redesigning classrooms, and virtual campus events. systems have also populations. Focus on Mental Health and Well-Being underscored the Institutions are investing in programs. Efforts are being well-being. Online platforms services and foster a sense thinking, and resilience. align with the evolving experiential learning, and collaborating with industry integrated learning changing world. The shift to online learning previously faced barriers gained greater access to digital platforms, captioning Efforts are being made to for all students. Reinforced Focus on Research and Innovation innovation in addressing collaborating across environmental issues. The interdisciplinary and supporting the bene?it society. It disrupted international strategies in higher engagement, such as virtual learning experiences. Higher education needs of the job market. the integration of real-world partners to offer opportunities to equip global challenges. Higher disciplines to ?ind solutions crisis has sparked innovation collaborations. Institutions reshaped in the wake of the while fostering a sense of systems, and offering a extracurricular activities, transformations to cater to pandemic. Institutions are community. This includes combination of in-person and campus support remote and hybrid student reassessment of exploring alternative research collaborations, and internationalization models for global cross-cultural virtual The pandemic has students and faculty. resources, and wellness and promote a culture of accessible mental health importance of mental health expanded counseling made to destigmatize and virtual support groups of community during times Emphasis on Skills for the Future accelerated the demand for and inclusivity in higher location, disabilities, or Institutions are investing ensuring inclusive provide equitable access to and well-being support for services, mental health mental health discussions are being utilized to provide of physical distancing. The outbreak has education. Students who other constraints have in accessibility features for pedagogical practices. technology and connectivity The COVID-19 pandemic

  28. Article They are also prioritizing competency development students for a diverse and Expanded use of Data and Analytics leveraging data and for improvement, and enhance student success digital literacy programs tools and platforms. online instruction, while professional success. Reshaping of Assessment and Evaluation Methods methods have been are exploring alternative authentic assessments that renewed emphasis on and growth. student support services for into curricula. The focus is interconnected world. Institutions are increasingly personalize learning initiatives, improve and training to ensure that Faculty are being students are being equipped reevaluated in light of forms of assessment, focus on the real-world formative assessments and international students and on cultivating global experiences. Data-driven retention rates, and re?ine Enhanced Focus on Digital Literacy has underscored the Institutions are investing in all stakeholders can upskilled to deliver with the necessary digital remote and hybrid learning including project-based application of knowledge. providing timely feedback integrating intercultural perspectives and preparing insights are being used to instructional strategies. The shift to online learning students and faculty. effectively navigate digital engaging and interactive skills for academic and environments. Institutions assessments, portfolios, and Additionally, there is a to support student learning importance of digital literacy skills for both analytics to monitor student engagement, identify areas Traditional assessment T H E T H E The Education View The Education View December 2023 December 2023

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