Have you ever thought about learning in a “different” school which

uses new ways of learning and succeeding in life? To be more precise,

there are schools that constantly raise the bar in terms of innovation.
The Steve Jobs School located in Amsterdam, aims to a new era of
teaching and studying. Following this, each student receives an iPad
that is already loaded with instructional games and apps.
Furthermore, children are encouraged to choose what they want to
learn and when, in spite of the parents who can provide direction. I
really admire this type of learning because this strategy has been
demonstrated to boost motivation, focus, and learning.
On the other hand, schools can be innovative without being
accustomed with technology. For instance, The Green School in Bali
is the best choice where children can connect with the nature.
Moreover, pupils learn to be great at everyday things such as outdoor
activities and food preparation. It should be noted that school
substitutes subjects like mathematics and history with gardening and
cooking.
In view of the above arguments, I would recommend going to this
kind of institutions as they provide the opportunity of developing
different and learning in creative ways. Would you prefer going to
such schools?