IB students, through their experience in a rigorous and balanced program, develop their critical thinking, communication and study skills, as well as their ability to adapt and contribute to college life.
They will develop the knowledge and motivation necessary to succeed not only in college, but in life beyond high school. IB provides them with the skills necessary to confidently face and overcome today's challenges.
The International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme is a framework that supports students in grade 6-10 in developing their knowledge and skills to positively impact their communities and become internationally-minded individuals.
This programme encourages the students to make practical connections between their studies and the real world, preparing them for success in further study and in life.
Students participating in Middle Years Programme (MYP):
“Why the MYP you may ask? The MYP aims to create active learners and globally minded individuals who can empathize with others and pursue lives of purpose. The MYP is student centered and empowers students to take control of their own learning and future goals.”
The IBDP Program at Lincoln School offers students two pathways for engaging as learners in the internationally recognized IB Diploma Program. One pathway allows students to register as full IB Diploma students in order to apply to universities where this option is an advantage.
The second allows students to select individual IBDP subjects to complete as official IB Course students. In this sense, all students at Lincoln are IB students.
Lincoln offers the best array of IBDP subjects in Costa Rica to prepare students interested in social sciences, arts, humanities, natural sciences and languages. IB courses that you can find at Lincoln:
“One of the things I love the most about the IBDP Program is its focus on the holistic development of the student, alongside its rigorous academic requirements. The program aims to develop caring and balanced lifelong learners, as well as globally minded individuals who want to give back to their community.The program achieves this by helping the students develop the knowledge, tools and skills they need to be successful, not only in the IBDP Program, but in university and beyond.”
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Barrio Socorro, San Miguel, Santo Domingo de Heredia, Costa Rica.
Phone: (506) 2247-6600
E-mail: info@lincoln.ed.cr
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