Learning Beyond the Classroom

(Note: This blog is a 3-minute read)

Industries are changing with the times, and it is time that our students keep pace with the demands of the modern world. This doesn’t necessarily mean that our students need to prepare for tech careers, but that students need to be able to navigate a digital world. Educational institutions are responding by integrating technology, showing real-life examples, and even giving students hands-on experience. This exposure to these students means a lot, and students can adopt a learning and adaptability mindset for the future. AI has taken over a lot of jobs, and in response, education is leaning more towards getting its students well aware of these technological advancements. From coding classes to digital arts, there has been more focus on the tech side of things in school so that students can be well-prepared for the workforce.

As education is going through a rapid evolution, schools are recognizing the shift from traditional methods to building more well-rounded students. Now there is an added importance on soft skills alongside technical proficiency. In today’s world, being a critical thinker is as crucial as being good in a certain subject. In its Schools of the Future paper, the World Economic Forum outlined key characteristics that will define high-quality learning in the future. Skills such as innovation and creativity skills, technology skills, and interpersonal skills are necessary in this day and age. 

A comprehensive approach to education involves more than just textbooks and tests. Rather schools should also include the holistic development of a student to truly thrive in the modern world and future workforce. Holistic development means the overall growth in a student’s cognitive, physical, and social well-being. A holistic education creates a positive environment by focusing on how students learn, moving away from memorization to encourage curiosity. Students explore their interests, set goals, and gain self-understanding. This approach benefits students by fostering awareness of their potential and promoting lifelong learning beyond formal education. The educational journey becomes a continuous exploration, empowering learners to appreciate and utilize their skills throughout life.

In Kuala Nerus Terengganu, Malaysia, ShowMeKids a progressive alternative education provider, stands out by combining innovative learning methods and a holistic approach. Recognizing the demand for alternative education, they provide high-quality learning experiences beyond traditional classrooms, incorporating a hands-on approach. Using Learning Management Systems (LMS) and e-learning platforms, ShowMeKids offers an interactive education that adapts to the digital age. The Showme Education Lifestyle Model (SELIM) guides students in thriving without unnecessary stress on them, teachers, or parents.

Not only that but there is a noticeable demand for special needs education. 

ShowMeKids is aware of the new trends in education and implements international perspectives into its curriculum. Although Malaysia is quite well equipped to prepare its students for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, inspiration is taken from global education systems, especially Finland. By blending successful models, ShowMeKids ensures that the students are not just ready for the future, but are globally competitive.

Due to market demand, ShowMeKids is now expanding its wings to the Klang Valley and will be launching its Equity Crowdfunding (ECF) fundraising campaign soon. Look out for their ECF Campaign at www.ata-plus.com and discover more about their innovative approach to education. Join us in supporting ShowMeKids’ mission to empower every child’s future.