A few words about Smart Growth...
The name “Smart Growth” is not random. It refers to a child’s or a group of children’s ability to develop and enhance their abilities and skills with the help of education and experience. In practice, the term “smart growth” includes understanding goals, strategies, and the search for elements that can improve any situation through the pursuit of continuous improvement and personal development.
But what are abilities, and what is the difference between abilities and skills? Abilities are a general set of attributes, while skills are a more specific set. Abilities include potential and talents at the academic, social, physical, and psychological levels. In addition, abilities should also take into account the values a person has developed throughout their life. Skills, on the other hand, are specific, well-developed capabilities that are applied in a person’s life.
The goal of Smart Growth is to enhance both the abilities and skills of each child. But how can this be achieved when every child is different? At Smart Growth, we have divided abilities and skills into three levels. For each level, we have developed comprehensive programs. After discussing with the parents or guardians of the students, we recommend the appropriate program for each child.
But what happens when a child shows significant heterogeneity in their abilities and skills? In this case, the child can attend a combination of comprehensive programs at Smart Growth, consisting of two or three different levels:
With many years of experience in private education, learning support, and therapeutic intervention programs, Smart Growth is committed to helping every child reach their full potential. Our expertise is strengthened by a highly organized approach and close collaboration with a team of qualified and experienced professionals.
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