Creating Gender Inclusive Classrooms at AAH
At Ace Acumen Heights, we are dedicated to building an inclusive environment where every child can thrive. We recognize that boys and girls often learn differently, and understanding these differences is essential to creating a dynamic, engaging classroom experience.
Take it from me, not only as an educator but also as a mom. My son often comes home saying how tired he is from sitting all day. Boys naturally benefit from movement-based learning. Short, engaging lessons, five to seven minutes long, help them stay focused, while opportunities for movement allow them to absorb and apply what they’ve learned.
At the same time, there are children, boys and girls alike, who excel in calm, quiet spaces where they can work independently at their own pace. Our goal is to create classrooms that balance both needs: spaces for movement and collaboration, as well as quiet areas for focused work.
It all begins with our teachers. Every teacher at Ace Acumen Heights will receive professional development on how boys and girls learn best. They’ll be trained to use diverse teaching strategies, ensuring lessons are dynamic, interactive, and tailored to meet the needs of every learner.
We are not just building a school; we’re creating a learning environment where students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally. An environment where movement, creativity, and focus are equally valued, and every child can succeed.
