@kirtidakale@VidhyaG12@rachelbrahmdev@pinder03@NishaVahi@siva_ragini A2. The purpose of reporting on learning is to reflect on learning, feeding back to the community. Admin / teachers might be reflecting on individual and school wide goals while families reflect on their child’s.But reports should celebrate & feed forward to further T&L. #pypchat
This is officially my favorite piece of elementary art ever. Students our hard-working support staff and then drew portraits of them. So beautiful to recognize those that keep us operating all the time! @WAB_LIVE
@kirtidakale@levi_allison42@Shaza33 Ooooh this is a great question! I think by starting the process with central idea that’s open-ended, timeless, local and globally significant… and tasking them with exploring their project in multiple ways. But you have to start this way. Otherwise it feels forced. #pypchat
@kirtidakale@Shaza33@levi_allison42 A5. Building diverse ways of evidencing learning leading up to the PYPx. Show them how to share learning and document the process and build a menu of ways to evidence learning before it’s PYPx time. Then they’ll feel prepared and can choose how to evidence their process. #pypchat
@kirtidakale@Shaza33@levi_allison42 We have info sessions, asynchronous “training modules,” etc. of course. But asking for involvement based on your interest - and matching you to a student who could learn from your expertise- is what we look for at the end of the day. #pypchat
@kirtidakale@Shaza33@levi_allison42 A4. We ask staff and parents to volunteer as Community Experts or Mentors if they’re interested in being part of the process. It’s tough with such a small school sometimes, but sharing in the process means photographing, helping with research, whatever works for YOU. #pypchat
@kirtidakale@Shaza33@levi_allison42 A3. We have it run from 8-10 weeks under How We Express Ourselves. From Jan - Mar. It’s the broadest TDT, and helps prevent a 7th unit outside of the POI. #pypchat
@kirtidakale@Shaza33@levi_allison42@ibpyp It can be difficult for students new to inquiry to engage fully. We had a student join for Exhibit this year as his first PYP unit, and he had limited English skills. But he researched in Korean, and was still able to share his passion for coding with the community. #pypchat
@kirtidakale A1. PYPx tends to feel exciting, exhausting, confusing, and challenging. Highs and lows throughout the process. But it’s authentic, focused on passions and opportunities to learn, and incredible learning experiences. #pypchat
@kirtidakale Hi everyone! I’m Katie, Primary School Principal @bisbandung in Bandung, Indonesia. Excited to learn with and from you all tonight! #pypchat
Currently reading this…
“Students pay attention to teachers’ words and actions, and they notice how teachers respond to their ideas.”
A tale of two science classrooms: How different approaches to participation shape learning https://t.co/GGOfaTZ6Xn