by a project teacher Ms Mamta
Kanti Kumar
The important outcomes of schooling include not only
the acquisition of new conceptual tools, refined sensibilities, a developed
imagination, and new routines and techniques, but also new attitudes and
dispositions. - Elliot W. Eisner
quoted by The Principal of VIII PALO, IB World School 006265 in Krakow, Professor Jerzy Waligóra in the book: The Power of International Stories: Coming of Age in the Global Village.
The book can be accessed at: www.stories.annakrzeminska.pl
quoted by The Principal of VIII PALO, IB World School 006265 in Krakow, Professor Jerzy Waligóra in the book: The Power of International Stories: Coming of Age in the Global Village.
The book can be accessed at: www.stories.annakrzeminska.pl
In the shrinking world the
importance of global citizenship has come to the forefront. There is an increasing need to understand the
multi-faceted international issue and increase the competencies of students who
will live and work in an increasingly interdependent globalized world. Thus
charting out the right path for global education is a daunting task for any
school. To bridge the gap between
ambitious dreams and reality, geographical and cultural diversities International
Student Exchange Programme provides the platform that identifies potential and cultivates
leadership capabilities at the right stage of education in the students. The Indo Polish Exchange between Delhi Public
School, Gurgaon, India and VIII Prywatne
Akademickie Liceum Ogólnokształcące, IB World School 006265 VIIIPALO, in
Kraków, Poland spearheaded by visionary
Principles Ms. Aditi Misra from DPS Gurgaon, and Professor Jerzy Waligóra
VIII PALO, Kraków who provide opportunity to their students to bridge the gap between geographical regions and break cultural barriers.
The benefits are broad based and intertwined having far reaching influence. At
this platform, international learning and knowledge propels the student towards
acceptance and understanding of an array of different cultural and community
perspectives. The exchange also acts as incentives to create a diverse learning
environment for the students. The students develop analytical and problem
solving skills and become critical thinkers. They learn to be responsible and
resourceful and develop enhanced interest in global issues as well as general
knowledge. The students are exposed
to a new learning environment and experiences and the differences in academic
program and educational philosophies. Language acquisition is
achieved through practical immersion. A tremendous sense of accomplishment upon
completion of the programme encourages the students to develop independent
opinions, make informed decisions and strive to attain fresh goals. Students also realize the importance of working in
collaboration with others to arrive at solutions. The intangible benefits
have a far reaching effect as this programme transcend geographical boundaries.
The programme unfolds and develops the latent potential and creates sensitive
and empathetic leaders for the future. The fifteen days international exchange
offered by both the schools gives the students the taste of global diversity
and collaboration and initiates them into a leadership role of the 21st
century
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