Humanities
Explore how the Humanities programme at TKGS builds critical thinking and real-world skills. Students learn to analyse global issues and grow into thoughtful, responsible citizens.
Learning Outcomes
Develop a holistic understanding of global interconnections and local impacts through the lens of humanities concepts and tools within diverse human societies and environments.
Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to analyse contemporary/social issues, fostering innovative solutions for sustainable development and environmental preservation.
Communicate effectively, engaging in respectful dialogue and collaboration with peers and stakeholders to address complex challenges while embodying ethical and responsible citizenship.
Key Programmes
Humanities Day
Humanities Day at TKGS serves as a platform to extend students' learning beyond the confines of the classroom, offering them unique opportunities to engage with real-world contexts and explore the multifaceted dimensions of the humanities field. The overarching purpose of Humanities Day is:
Extension of learning: By organising purposeful activities aligned with specific themes and locations, Humanities Day facilitates enriching learning journeys for students across different levels. These journeys are designed to deepen their understanding of historical events, cultural heritage, and contemporary issues while fostering a sense of curiosity and wonder about the world around them.
Developing self-directed learners: Through hands-on experiences, guided tours, interactive exhibits, and immersive activities, Humanities Day instils a joy of learning in students. By providing them with opportunities to actively engage with the subject matter, the event sparks their curiosity and enthusiasm for the Humanities, making learning a rewarding and enjoyable experience.
Application of Humanities skills: Humanities Day cultivates essential skills in the Humanities field of study, such as critical thinking, analytical reasoning, communication, and empathy. By delving into historical analysis, exploring sustainability efforts, and examining global challenges, students develop a range of skills that are essential to be an adaptive and critical thinker.
Overall, Humanities Day serves as a catalyst for holistic education, nurturing students' intellectual curiosity, fostering a love for learning, and equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in an increasingly complex and interconnected world.