Discover how inquiry-based learning, combined with concept-based inquiry, empowers primary school students. Explore inductive approaches, transdisciplinary learning, and UDL
Designing Learning Experiences that Embrace Multilingualism in the PYP
This blog post will provide context and suggest possible answers to the three questions from the #pypchat about fostering multilingualism in the PYP framework. Question 1: Designing Learning Experiences How …
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Beyond Performance: Cultivating a Learning Culture in Education
Empower student learning! Discover how to use formative assessment to cultivate student agency and reflection, fostering a growth mindset and deeper understanding. Dive into key strategies, explore different feedback approaches, and unlock the potential of a thriving learning culture.
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The Environment as the Third Teacher
Learn about the “third teacher” in education: how Reggio pedagogy, UDL, & Bandura’s theory build self-efficacy in PYP classrooms. Read this in-depth guide!
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The importance of publishing
This blog post is going to give you three answers: Should we publish student writing? What are the benefits of showcasing student work? Which tool can I use? As rewarding …
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Building community and developing collaboration through virtual play
One of the reasons Minecraft is so popular is because it is the ultimate multitasking experience. Minecraft is a virtual sandbox with limitless opportunities and variations. In today’s world of fast-paced …
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Unlocking Student Potential
Approaches to Learning (ATLs) are a set of skills and strategies that equip students with the tools needed to become successful learners. These skills can be applied across various subjects and are designed to foster independent and lifelong learning. Let’s explore how ATLs align with the PYP Learner Profile…
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How to Ignite Curiosity in Your Classroom
Curiosity is the spark that ignites the flames of learning. As educators, it’s our privilege and responsibility to foster this innate human trait in our students. When nurtured, curiosity becomes …
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Minecraft in education
Minecraft is many different things to many different people. It’s a playground for the artist, architect, engineer, and computer programmer, where imagination is the limit when it comes to building whatever they want. For me, it is the perfect tool for blended learning, especially as part of the station rotation model.
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