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National Museum Field Trip "Learning English goes beyond the classroom—it’s about experiencing the wider world." Hello from Genius Language Centre (GLC)! The highly anticipated 1st Session of our Summer Break Special Program has officially kicked off! Whenever the first week of a vacation program begins, I can't help but feel a flutter of excitement. Meeting new faces, reuniting with familiar ones, and imagining how much our students will grow over the break always fills me with anticipation. Today, we kicked things off with a very special field trip to the National Museum of Malaysia (Museum Negara). While classroom learning is undoubtedly important, I firmly believe that the lessons children learn through real-world, hands-on experiences stick with them much longer. Upon arriving at the museum, the children were completely fascinated by Malaysia’s rich history, diverse culture, traditional attire, and ancient ways of life. Their curiosity sparked a continuous stream of ...

  A Child Who Can Talk About What They Read Has Truly Read the Book When I speak with parents, I often hear the same question: "My child reads a lot of English books. Why isn't their English improving as much as I expected?" This question actually highlights one of the most important aspects of English education. Many parents place great importance on reading English books. I do too. Reading is undoubtedly one of the most important foundations of language learning. However, there is something worth thinking about. Is the goal simply to read a large number of books? Or is the goal to understand what we read and be able to express our thoughts about it? I believe the latter is far more important. Reading More Is Not the Same as Reading Well After a child finishes a book, try asking a few simple questions: "What was the story about?" "Who was the main character?" "What was your favourite part?" Surprisingly, many children struggle to answer. Som...

  Why GLC Summer Holiday English Camp Focuses on the International School Learning Approach During the school holidays, many parents ask the same question: "How can my child improve their English significantly during the break?" Others wonder: Is there a more effective way to learn English than simply doing worksheets? How can my child enjoy learning English? What skills are needed to succeed in an international school environment? At GLC Language Centre, our Summer Holiday English Camp was designed to answer these questions. We believe English should not be taught merely as an academic subject. Instead, it should be experienced as a living language that students use to read, think, communicate, create, and express themselves. What Makes GLC Summer Holiday English Camp Different? Many English programs focus heavily on grammar exercises and vocabulary memorisation. However, students in international schools are expected to do much more than that. Every day, they are required t...