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Global Contexts are interdisciplinary. Any subject group can choose to use any of the global contexts. For statements of inquiry, we choose an exploration of a global context to make the SOI more focused (in the table above).

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Creating Inquiry Statements and Questions (more complete)

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Creating Inquiry Statements and Questions (more complete)

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There's still so much to learn! This column contains more resources that you can dig into with your teams as you unit plan.

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What are your initial impressions of this model? What questions do you have? What insights arise from this model?

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Think "macro." Key Concepts are interdisciplinary. All subjects share them and can teach any key concept; however, each subject is assigned several key concepts that they "own" and must teach at least 1x across 9th-10th grades.

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Approaches to Learning: Complete List with Indicators

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Approaches to Learning: Complete List with Indicators

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In unit planning, we should aim to move from explicit to implicit instruction of the Approaches to Learning skills as students grow.

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The Learner Profile is literally the core of all instruction (see the model above). How can we be ever more intentional and effective in communicating this with our learners?

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Learning Diversity and Inclusion in the IB 

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Learning Diversity and Inclusion in the IB 

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This document is a great resource when filling out the differentiation section of your unit planner.

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Use these thinking routines to scaffold and support student thinking.

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Think "micro." Related concepts are subject-specific and can be found in the subject guides, ibo.org (myIB), or in the tables above.

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The Key concepts + power verb + subject-specific Related Concept = the core of any statement of inquiry! 

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These goals are great for exposing students to global issues and sparking discussion.

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What's Going On In This Picture? (You choose!) 

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What's Going On In This Picture? (You choose!) 

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Find a picture that best fits with an upcoming unit. You'll be working with your subject groups (department) for this one.

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Intriguing Times images stripped of their captions — and an invitation to students to discuss them live.

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Click on the link to make your copy of the ATL Practice Slide Show.

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This is a template for drafting authentic assessments that are engaging and relevant for students. Use it with your teams to create summative tasks.