- Teacher: Elijah Edekebon
- Teacher: Peter Gordon Ekebu
Key concepts are essential ideas that help students develop a deep understanding of their subject and make links between different aspects. Key concepts may open up new ways of thinking about, understanding or interpreting the important things to be learned. Good teaching and learning will incorporate and reinforce a subject’s key concepts to help students gain: a greater depth as well as breadth of subject knowledge, confidence, especially in applying knowledge and skills in new situations, the vocabulary to discuss their subject conceptually and show how different aspects link together, a level of mastery of their subject to help them enter higher education, The key concepts identified below, carefully introduced and developed, will help to underpin the course you will teach. You may identify additional key concepts which will also enrich teaching and learning.
- Teacher: Peter Gordon Ekebu
Following a Cambridge International AS & A Level programme
helps students develop abilities which universities value highly,
including:
• a deep understanding of their subjects
• higher order thinking skills – analysis, critical thinking,
problem solving
• presenting ordered and coherent arguments
• independent learning and research.
Cambridge International AS & A Level Information Technology encourages learners to become
effective and discerning users of IT. Learners develop a broad range of knowledge, skills and understanding,
essential for progression on to higher education courses in Information Technology or employment.
- Teacher: Peter Gordon Ekebu