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XSEED @ SBOA School & Junior College, Chennai




SBOA is introducing the XSEED Curriculum in the 1st Standard this year.

As per XSEED, this Curriculum design is led by alumni of Harvard, Cambridge, IIM, and IIT, the team of 250+ professionals consists of former principals, education experts and child psychologists with strong competencies in curriculum design, professional development and assessment.

XSEED sheds more light on it's curriculum by saying.....

"At the heart of XSEED is the belief that learning is a cycle based on experience, analysis, action and reflection as compared to telling which is one-step. XSEED is thus designed around the 5-Step Experiential Learning Method that replaces the one-step ‘Telling’ approach.

XSEED scientifically tracks student and school performance. Schools using XSEED have reported 2-3 times improvement in academic performance in pilot studies."

As a parent I've seen the videos and the books and I think it is definitely a huge leap in the way content is delivered to kids. There is some scope for improvement in the recording department, though. 

XSEED is right now the best in its category for delivering this kind of content for this age group. Everything academic that kids want clearly explained is right here in an absolutely child friendly format.

We as parents are glad SBOA is introducing this. For more information please visit their site at XSEED

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  1. Hello,
    Thanks for sharing this post.The age for admission must be in accordance with the statutory regulations of the Board of Education.Once admission has been granted and the fees remitted, it will not be refunded, under any circumstances.Fees for the same will be collected for the whole year in the month of June.List of schools in Chennai

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  2. Hello,
    Thanks for sharing this post.The age for admission must be in accordance with the statutory regulations of the Board of Education.Once admission has been granted and the fees remitted, it will not be refunded, under any circumstances.Fees for the same will be collected for the whole year in the month of June.List of schools in Chennai

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