Continuing with the British Columbia curriculum changes: Doing away with tests and exams, and more on project work, We are trying to create a generation of thinkers. Not just any thinkers, but critical thinkers.

Who are critical thinkers and what does it take to be one? According to University of New South Wales (link), this is how a critical thinker look like:

With that in mind, what are your thoughts on this?

WeMotivate will try to keep you updated with the latest news of the new BC Curriculum changes.

Big changes would be in Mathematics, Sciences as well as English:

• Some students may find that they're learning a grade ahead (e.g. Grade 10 students have Grade 11 Mathematics problems)
• Even if they're not having a grade ahead, they may still find themselves learning a broader curriculum than before. (e.g. Science 10 may cover some Earth Sciences, Biology, Chemistry and Physics)
• English language is now called English Language Arts and is divided between: Composition, Creative Writing, Literary Studies, New Media and Spoken Languages (see here)

Best be prepared, by hiring our professionals to assist  you in  your transition to the deeper and broader curriculum! Prepare the future Leaders for success!