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Teach at American School of Baghdad in Iraq

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About American School of Baghdad

American School of Baghdad are founding schools which will open in September 2023

Vision

American School of Baghdad's vision is to provide a caring learning environment where each student is welcomed, respected and cherished irrespective of their background, nationality or faith. Working in partnership with parents and the wider community, the American School of Baghdad will promote the holistic development of all students to prepare them for global citizenship and lifelong learning. 

Mission

American School of Baghdad's mission is to provide a high standard of education, in a safe and creative environment, that reflects the Dewey tradition of a student-centred, 'hands-on' approach to learning by.

  • Creating experiences for students centred on their interests and providing opportunities for them to learn by doing.
  •  Giving students choices in determining what, how, when and where they learn.
  • Designing learning to each student’s strengths, needs and interests to ensure their mastery of high academic and social achievement.
  • Providing opportunities for students to develop as socially as responsible global citizens.
  • Being socially inclusive and welcoming every student in the community it serves.
  • Catering for the physical, academic, social, emotional and spiritual needs of all students in a supportive and caring environment.

Curriculum 

The US Common Core Standards Curriculum and the Iraqi Curriculum Framework will form the basis of curriculum content and objectives at the American School of Baghdad. These focus on students becoming critical thinkers, problem-solvers and participants in decision making.  The American School of Baghdad will follow these standards and will be accredited by Accreditation International (Ai) which accredits schools throughout the world and is affiliated with the National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA). The medium of instruction will be English except for Arabic and Islamic Education

Opening in September 2023, American School of Baghdad students will learn through playful inquiry, thereby creating the foundations for their intellectual, physical, social and emotional growth. Learning will be facilitated by encouraging the child to be curious, to explore and to experience. Students’ prior learning, self-worth and identity are built upon as they move from home to preschool and on to KG and as they progress through primary school. This provides important foundations for learning as they move to middle and high school. Caring relationships within the school community will support and impact positively on students’ engagement, motivation and learning. American School of Baghdad's state-of-the-art classroom environments, layout and design reflect the Dewey philosophy that students learn through play using all their senses to process their thoughts and collect information.

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American School of Baghdad contact information

Address: AUIB Model Schools,, Baghdad, Airport Road, Iraq
Phone: +964 7833246754

Iraq at a glance

Country information

Capital: Baghdad

Language: Arabic, Kurdish

Population: 39.2 Million est.

Currency: Iraqi dinar

Government: Federal parliamentary republic

Country quick facts

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Mesopotamia, a historical region including the modern territory of Iraq, is often referred to as the “cradle of civilization” where mankind began to read, write, create laws and live in cities under organized government
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Iraq translates to “deeply rooted, well watered; fertile” in Arabic, Iraq has a narrow coastline, measuring 58km, on the northern Persian Gulf
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Two major rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates, flow through Iraq, contributing significantly to Iraq’s fertility
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Iraq’s oil reserves are estimated to be the fifth largest in the world
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Iraqi traditions relate that Noah’s Ark was built in the city of Kufa, Iraq
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Baghdad served as the centre of learning during the Islamic Golden Age, and was the largest multicultural city of the middle ages
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