Rigorous and engaging curriculum: comprehensive curriculums which students are able to dive deeply into subjects and concepts, pulling from a variety of diverse sources. There should be clear standards and measurable outcomes for instruction which are communicated and collaborated on with students.

Differentiated instruction: refers to molding the teaching method to the unique needs of the individual, which falls in line with the core belief of cura personalis. Teachers can use data-based decision making, separating students into smaller groups of the same level and two-way communication with students provide differentiated instruction.

Adaptive and personalized learning: personalized learning takes advantage of a student's interests and strengths, whereas adaptive learning makes use of technology to incorporate online learning. 

Critical and creative thinking: teaching students how to use problem-solving skills and critical thinking analysis to come up with creative solutions to novel problems by engaging metacognitive strategies.

Inclusive learning environments: classrooms that integrate students with disabilities and non-disabilities alike.

Global, cultural and linguistic awareness: creates an inclusive class environment that acknowledges and honors that diverse cultural backgrounds of students.

Information and digital literacy: teaching students technology skills to meet the demands of an increasingly technological world.