Teaching

Create, push, pull, inspire, repeat, repeat, repeat —

Lead, laugh, discover, introduce, complete.

Develop, compare, contrast, critique, follow-up,

Be brutally honest, hone, amaze, focus, analyze,

Grow, advise, envision, coach, tutor, assess, nurture….

… and bid farewell. Job well done!

Thank you LCC Faculty. Congratulations graduates of 2010!

— Chris Shannon, Headmaster

Supporting Your Child During Exams

Here are a few very pragmatic suggestions, which will provide support to students preparing for exams. The goal related to these suggestions is to minimize stress and to maximize health.

The atmosphere in a home contributes to the stress level of all family members, so it is possible that a family could try to change the [...]

Conférence sur le bilinguisme

Voici des commentaires d’élèves qui ont participé à la conférence sur le bilinguisme dans les écoles du QAIS, le 29 avril, 2010.

J’ai aimé la conférence sur le bilinguisme car c’était intéressant d’entendre les histoires des anciens étudiants. Ils ont dit que c’est très important de continuer le français après l’école secondaire car les langues aident [...]

Dealing with Too Much of a Good Thing

Last week dozens of Assistant Heads from independent schools from across the country gathered in Montreal to share and learn during an annual four-day conference. On one of these days this group of educational administrators had the privilege of working directly with Dr. Dan Kindlon, a renowned clinical and research psychologist and professor at Harvard [...]

Earth Week: Biodiversity – “We are the World” (April 19-23)

It was an interesting experience to brainstorm with the Green Team on biodiversity –this year’s theme for Earth Week. Most of the websites that we researched revealed how important biodiversity is for humans since the many living beings on our earth allow us to obtain food, shelter, medicine, leisure, etc.

What’s wrong with this picture? [...]