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MI School
Curriculum
Research Based & Comprehensive
Children are natural scientists, inventors, and explorers. MI School inquiry-based learning puts their curiosity at the center of every experience.
Whole Child Curriculum
Support for all skills - cognitive, linguistic, social-emotional, physical, and approaches to learning - to develop future learners and citizens.
Art
Music
Movement
Language
Mathematics
Outside Play
Project & Play Based Learning
Exciting and immersive learning experiences that foster a joyful childhood and develop a foundation for future success.
John Dewey was among the first to suggest that an ideal way for children to learn is by planning their own activities and implementing those plans, thereby providing opportunities for multilevel instruction, cooperative learning, peer support, and individualized learning. Today, many teachers find that project-based learning meets Dewey's goals. Overall, the project approach is viewed as empowering to children because they are active participants in shaping their own learning. At MI School projects are conducted in a playful way, which children try out ideas, test theories, experiment with symbol systems, explore social relations, take risks and reimagine the world.
Assessment
MI School Utilizes Teaching Strategies Gold as its child assessment tool that provides real-time insight into children's development so teachers can use it to inform their lesson planning and teaching.
