At Santiago College, high quality teaching involves a multidisciplinary approach that provides an engaging learning environment for all students. This approach is based on conceptual, inquiry-driven learning, placing the student at the center of the process, focusing on skills, values and knowledge, and allowing for agency and action within local and global contexts.
Teachers implement continuous, ongoing assessment of student learning, enabling both teachers and students to identify areas of strength and weakness to adjust their teaching and learning strategies accordingly. Teachers use strategies for inclusion and differentiation to remove barriers to learning, to encourage student engagement, and to instill a positive mindset towards learning.
Teachers engage in continuous reflection and collaborative planning, seeking opportunities to improve their teaching practices, keeping up to date with the latest research and trends in education.
High-quality teaching at Santiago College is focused on empowering students to become active, lifelong learners who are equipped with the skills, knowledge, values and confidence to succeed in a rapidly changing world.
Plan collaboratively to address the needs of the students
Teachers plan age-appropriate inclusive units in collaboration with their team, considering all elements defined by academic coordination.
Create classroom environments that are conducive to learning and well-being
Use effective instructional strategies to develop cognitive engagement
Act with professional responsibility