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School mission > Values > Skills > Resources example

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1. inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring young people

2. intercultural understanding and respect

3. active, compassionate, lifelong learners

4. understand that other people can also be right

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1. create a better and more peaceful world

2. understand that other people, with their differences, can also be right

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All five of them

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1. Caring people who help to create a better and peaceful world.

2. Intercultural understanding and respect.

3. Understand that other people, with their differences, can also be right.

4. Active, compassionate and life-long learners.

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Create a better and more peaceful world.

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All 5 SEL Skills are needed to ensure this ideal statement is fulfilled.

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I agree that it is all 5 of them

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1. inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people

2. help to create a better and more peaceful world

3. intercultural understanding and respect

4. active, compassionate and lifelong learner

5. understand that other people, with their differences, can also be right

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1. To create a better and more peaceful world

2. To understand that others, who may be different from you, can also be right

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As the others have said, all five SEL skills would be/are required.

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I think you could weave SEL skills into all aspects of the learner profile. In fact, I think you could find ways that all of the 5 of the SEL categories from the CASEL framework could be applied to each aspect of the learning profile. However, here are few examples.

Being "Open Minded" would require self-management, specifically impulse control as well as relationship skills and social awareness.

Being a "Communicator" would require relationship skills and reasonable decision making.

Being a "Risk Taker" would require self-awareness and self-management.

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I see idealism showing up in IB's mission statement primarily through the use of two wonderful words, which can mean different things to different people - "better" and "peaceful"

I am not sure what IB means by "better". How would we measure a "better" world. This may seem like an absurd question, but I think history teaches us that different people can have very different views of a what a better world looks like.

I am not sure what IB means by the term "peaceful". Does it mean the absence of violence and war, or does it mean something even more profound than that?

I understand that this is a mission statement so it must be terse, but the ambiguity of these terms still strikes me as idealistic.

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I agree, all 5 will be necessary!

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Phrases in the IB Mission Statement requiring SEL Skills - Sandra

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Phrases in the IB Mission Statement requiring SEL Skills - Sandra

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1. "Developing inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring young people"

2. "Create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect"

3. "Encourage students to become active, compassionate and life long learners"

4. "Foster a sense of community and service"

5. "Help students understand that other people with their differences, can also be right"

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Most idealistic part of the IB Mission Statement - Sandra

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Most idealistic part of the IB Mission Statement - Sandra

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"Creating a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect"

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SEL Skills Needed to Make Idealistic Goals a Reality - Sandra

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SEL Skills Needed to Make Idealistic Goals a Reality - Sandra

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1. Empathy

2. Respect

3. Open-mindedness

4. Communication

5. Conflict resolution

6. Cooperation

7. Self-Awareness

8. Cultrural competence