Reading With IGSc - How does the English Reading Club at IGS operate?
In the journey of language and critical thinking development, reading plays an extremely important role. However, instead of allowing children to read silently and passively, IGS has created a vibrant knowledge-sharing space. So, how is the IGS Reading Club - the American-standard English reading club operating, and what exceptional values does it bring to students?
An interactive space for developing critical thinking Unlike traditional methods, the English activity club at IGS is not simply a place for students to read on their own. It is a mini academic forum where students are grouped by reading comprehension levels (Lexile) to explore famous literary, scientific, and historical works together.
At Reading with IGS, after each chapter, members discuss together, analyze character psychology, pose inquiry questions (Why/What if), and debate the author's message. This process helps transform the silent pages of books into real-life contexts to practice natural English speaking skills and sharp critical thinking.
Breakthrough progress from real case studies
The effectiveness of this model is clearly demonstrated through the transformation of its members. Additionally, there is a proud collective achievement: thousands of original books have been "conquered" and shared by the IGS student community through monthly Book Review projects, creating a strong and spreading reading culture.
Igniting a love for reading is to give your child the universal key to lifelong self-learning.