Metodología IB

In today’s educational landscape, widespread access to free artificial intelligence poses a direct challenge to the development of reading and writing skills. The use of these technological tools is transforming the way young people create and consume literary content. It is not a question of prohibiting progress. It is a question of integrating these resources […]

Nowadays, many families face a crucial decision when their children reach secondary school age. Is the traditional education system preparing your children for a globalised academic and working environment? The Diploma Programme emerges as the strategic response for those seeking critical thinking and research skills of advanced research. But what exactly is the Diploma Programme?

The stage of schooling has a significant impact much more than a few years of academic training. It leaves a mark on the way of thinking, of interacting and of facing the challenges of the future. With this conviction comes “More than the classroom” , a series of videos starring former students of Casvi Villaviciosa

Motivation is one of the key factors in learning. When students are engaged, participate and understand the meaning of what they are doing, knowledge becomes lasting. In this context, gamification in the classroom has established itself as an effective methodology for improving comprehension, participation and the development of essential skills. WHY DOES GAMIFICATION IMPROVE LEARNING?

More and more families are wondering whether the education in the stage of Preschool Education goes beyond there the learning of letters and numbers. The concern is clear: Is my child developing critical thinking, autonomy, values and curiosity? independence, values and curiosity? Or is he simply memorising content without understanding it? In a globalised, changing

The holidays of Christmas are a time looked forward to by children: rest, family and special moments. However, many families ask themselves the same question: How can we improve writing skills during the Christmas holidays without turning them into an extension of the school year? Finding the balance between rest and learning is key to

There are journeys that begin with a small rucksack, a curious gaze and many questions to discover. In Casvi Villaviciosa, that first day of school marks the beginning of a journey that accompanies every student for years, helping them to grow, to get to know themselves and to prepare for the world that awaits them

Many students memorise content for an exam, but forget it shortly afterwards. Others feel unmotivated or disconnected from what they are studying because they cannot see the relevance of what is happening in the classroom. This gap between ‘learning’ and ‘understanding’ is of increasing concern to families. That is why it is so important to

In a society that is evolving at a dizzying pace, preparing children for an uncertain future has become one of the greatest challenges of modern education. It is no longer enough to teach content. Today, the real challenge is to teach children how to think, collaborate, manage emotions and adapt to changing contexts. Prioritising memorisation

In the age of instant information, curiosity does not always translate into inquiry. Many children learn to repeat answers rather than ask questions. This lack of scientific habit—scientific curiosity—affects their future ability to reason, investigate, and make informed decisions. In the following article, we will provide the keys to its development, as well as explain