Getting it right from the start Not many realise each child has his or her own dominant learning style. Most of us teach our child the way we are comfortable and this may not help them. We learn from one of three ways - visually, auditory and kinesthetically...
When she was little, Veronica Shepherdson struggled in school. Grumpy and indifferent teachers made it hard for her to absorb lessons but she couldn’t figure out then why it was so. Was something wrong with her? Was she not being taught correctly? It was only after finding a...
Discover your child's true learning style at GOTS VAK & Edu Games Workshop on June 29, 2019. To register, log on to http://bit.ly/VAKWorkshop or call 010-295 6340 #GlobalOakTreeScholars #GOTS #VAK #IGCSE #InternationalSchool #ShahAlam #Elmina #BukitJelutong #PlazaJelutong #DefinitelyDifferent ...
It is unusual to find PhD holders teaching at an international school, but that is exactly the kind of coaches you’ll find at Global Oak Tree Scholars (GOTS). Meet Dr Vicknesha Santhirasegaram, the Head of Science at GOTS who is changing the way scholars learn the...
Join us at our VAK & Edu Games Workshop. Discover the benefits of knowing how to maximise your child's educational experience. Click here to register: http://bit.ly/VAKWorkshop ...
Life is about evolution. If you stand still, chances are you will be overtaken by your rivals. That is why Global Oak Tree Scholars (GOTS) continues to make improvements. Into its second year of existence and buoyant by the positive feedback from scholars and parents, the international...
It has been 18 months since we opened GOTS, City of Elmina Campus doors in Shah Alam. We have grown by leaps and bounds, none more so than our pioneer batch of scholars. They share what they have gained since joining us. To learn more about GOTS,...
Global Oak Tree Scholars’ (GOTS) City of Elmina Campus in Shah Alam was turned into a ‘kampung’ as the school celebrated Hari Raya last week. Bahasa Melayu coach Norashikin Mohammad Hariri worked tirelessly with other coaches to set the mood for the scholars, who were sad...
