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Expert teaching for those who love debating, thinking, analysing and questioning.
At Six 21 we will use the best of traditional and modern techniques to ensure your learning is extraordinary. Here are 10 examples:
Research driven
Our exceptional teaching team not only integrate the best research in the field of education into their practice, but conduct their own research in collaboration with universities such as Cambridge and Kings College London, as well as independently through our ‘Beautiful Works’ journal.
Critiquing and crafting
We believe that the ability to give and receive specific feedback helps you improve your work so that it is of an extraordinary standard.
Oracy rich learning
We are a world-leading school in the teaching of effective communication using spoken language. This enhances learning now and ensures you leave able to present yourself exceptionally well in any situation.
Harkness debates and Socratic seminars
We have developed teaching methods that help you debate and question to gain deeper understanding.
Project based learning
You will solve real world problems and learn to combine knowledge, creativity and teamwork.
University approach
By incorporating lectures, seminars and one-to-one tutorials from our own outstanding teachers and visiting experts, we prepare you for the demands of higher education.
Creating beautiful work
In the real world, nothing of real value is achieved first time. It is through multiple drafts that you will get the chance to create beautiful work that has value to an authentic audience beyond the classroom.
Integrated technology
We utilise the power of technology as a productive tool and a way to support anytime and anywhere learning.
Independent research projects
You will mastermind deep academic enquiries into topics you are passionate about, using university standard research protocols and collaborating with researchers in your chosen field.
Interdisciplinary learning
Our teachers collaborate and plan together across traditional subject disciplines because learning in the real world is rarely neatly defined.
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