Personal Goals
“The Personal Goals underpin those individual qualities and learning dispositions we believe children will find essential in the 21st Century.” – Fieldwork Education
Through our daily life and learning we provide children with opportunities to experience, further develop and reflect on the personal goals. We read books, role play and reflect on children’s behavior, and use real life situations to motivate and encourage children.
There are 8 Personal Goals we work towards:
- Adaptability – Be ready to change
- Communication – Give and receive information
- Cooperation – Learn as a team
- Enquiry – Find out more
- Morality – Make responsible choices
- Resilience – Keep trying when it gets difficult
- Respect – Think about others
- Thoughtfulness – Try new ideas
Snezhana Daneva is a Director at ICCC since September 2010. She gained experience in teaching, marketing and client relations, as well as cultural diplomacy and regional project management after a diverse career at the British Council in Bulgaria and in the UK. She worked as a volunteer in not-for-profit organizations related to child birth and child care.
Snezhana has MA in Education Management and MA in English and American Studies from Sofia University, and Management Certificate and Diploma from Open University, UK. Her recent Education Management degree thesis focused on children’s social-emotional development in the early years, comparing government standards and practice in Bulgaria and in the United Kingdom.