Transferable skills a graduate of ESBR will acquire
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
- Use inquiry to solve real-world problems with innovation, creativity, and curiosity
- Participate and collaborate in problem-solving and decision-making processes
- Evaluate information critically
Learner Agency
- Take ownership of their own learning
- Develop their own voice and the ability to use it in a variety of settings
- Have high expectations for themselves and see themselves as lifelong learners
Well-Being
- Develop strategies and interpersonal skills to manage stress, promote mental health and cultivate positive relationships
- Recognize the value of healthy behaviors and physical activity in promoting health, enjoyment, self expression and social interaction
- Have the knowledge to make financially responsible decisions that are integral to their everyday lives
Global Citizenship
- Recognize that our world is increasingly complex and increasingly independent
- Understand and exercise their rights and responsibilities in a democratic society
- Study a non-native language and understand the importance of learning about other cultures
Communication
- Communicate effectively using oral, written and non-verbal (body language) strategies
- Communicate through a variety of media to create a positive digital footprint
- Take into consideration multiple points of view
Academic Proficiency
- Understand essential concepts in academic domains and apply this knowledge in authentic situations
- Ask questions effectively to acquire knowledge
- Acknowledge their growth and identify possibilities for potential learning
