SCHOOL LIFESCHOOL LIFE
Could a simple rubber band be the secret to cracking the genetic code and launching a future medical career? At United Education International School (UEIS), genetics isn’t just a subject in a textbook; it’s a personalized roadmap for Elaine and Kevin’s professional journey. Imagine a classroom where every lesson is built entirely around your specific dream.
At UEIS, we believe that education should be as unique as the students themselves. In Dr. Abu’s elective class, the focus is entirely on two aspiring professionals: Elaine, who is dedicated to nursing, and Kevin, who dreams of pioneering medical science research.
By using everyday objects like rubber bands to demonstrate DNA supercoiling, Dr. Abu transforms complex theories into tangible insights. Kevin gains a direct understanding of how bacterial DNA are replicated, while Elaine develops a profound appreciation for the precision of Microbial and visual biological structures; an essential trait for her future in patient care.
From observing fruit flies under the microscope to discussing the role of telomeres in cancer therapy, every experiment is a rehearsal for their future careers. We prioritize developing the "clinical observation" skills needed for nursing alongside the "experimental modeling" essential for medical research, ensuring that our students are ready for the world's top universities.
At UEIS, we teach biology in order to shape the future leaders of the global healthcare community. This blend of professional expertise and personalized support provides the ultimate springboard for success on the world stage.
Last but not least, a big shout out to Dr. Abu for his excellent contribution in the classroom.
