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Copia de alumnos que regulan su propio aprendizaje

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Copia de Conectar-extender-ampliar - Google Jamboard

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La casa de Mango Street - Sandra Cisneros

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Los alumnos y los Temas Transdisciplinarios

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Los alumnos y los Temas Transdisciplinarios

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Enseñanza explícita de los enfoques del aprendizaje: la pantalla dividida

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Rutina de Pensamiento: el Semáforo - Google Jamboard

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COMPRENSIÓN CONCEPTUAL Y OBJETIVOS DEL TALLER

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COMPRENSIÓN CONCEPTUAL Y OBJETIVOS DEL TALLER

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OBJETIVO DEL TALLER Y COMPRENSIÓN CONCEPTUAL

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Sesión 7: Las áreas disciplinarias y la comprensión conceptual

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Sesión 7: Las áreas disciplinarias y la comprensión conceptual

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FlrvqYUxxD0y63uVix9vcq9Yjb8ZE16NXLEHeXJLJBY/edit

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Taller-  Enfoques del Aprendizaje matriz

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Si en este momento fueras a escribir un titular sobre este tópico o tema que capte el aspecto más importante por el cual debería recordarse ¿Cuál sería el titular?

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¿Qué es lo que se? ¿Qué quiero aprender? ¿Qué aprendí?

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¿Qué es lo que se? ¿Qué quiero aprender? ¿Qué aprendí?

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La colaboración para el aprendizaje

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 La transdisciplinariedad en el currículo

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 La transdisciplinariedad en el currículo

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Estos elementos curriculares son:

1. 1.Temas transdisciplinarios

2. Programa de indagación

3. Asignaturas

4. Conceptos

5. Enfoques de aprendizaje

6. Atributos del perfil

7. Mentalidad internacional (desarrollo del lenguaje

8. Colaboración

9. El juego

10.  Acción

11.  Exposición

12. Agencia

13. Diferenciación

14. Evaluación

15. Indagación

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Ejemplo de planificador - Recursos para maestros IB

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Ejemplo de planificador - Recursos para maestros IB

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Sesión 9: La  amplitud y la profundidad de la comprensión (conceptos clave y relacionados)

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Sesión 9: La  amplitud y la profundidad de la comprensión (conceptos clave y relacionados)

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Sesión 10: La planificación del aprendizaje impulsado por conceptos

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Sesión 10: La planificación del aprendizaje impulsado por conceptos

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Sesión  3 : Desarrollar la comprensión conceptual

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Sesión  3 : Desarrollar la comprensión conceptual

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Apoyar las identidades de agentes de los niños a través de enfoques de aprendizaje 

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Apoyar las identidades de agentes de los niños a través de enfoques de aprendizaje 

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This piece draws from experiences in an early childhood PYP context in Switzer l and . Reflections are shared on ways the Approaches to Learning have the potential to be powerful tools for supporting children's agentic identities with a particular focus on environments, experts and teacher talk.

"Maybe if I get the idea of something. Maybe I get it in a book or maybe I tell [my sister] I'm going to be the one who knows it. Who found it out." - D., aged 4

These reflections by three- and four-year-olds are ideas that have been thoughtfully cultivated as part of in-depth inquiries and a classroom culture that actively seeks to nurture a sense of agency. We educators have found that thinking deeply about the Approaches to Learning as tools for sup porting children's identities as scientists, makers, artists, and in the example above, RESEARCHERS has framed how we plan for explorations connected to inquiries.

The young children's reflections on what it means to be a researcher make clear that they are quite capable of developing a strikingly self-actualized sense of themselves . Without hesitation, they identify THEMSELVES as the researchers-citizens of our community who are highly capable as active participants in meaning-making with strong images and identities as learners.

Many children in our school community are developing English as an additional language, so we educators also bring in other ways for children to share thinking and tell us about who they are as learners. A confident scientific drawing, ease with using materials to represent ideas-these traces of learning give us lots of information about agency, identity and learning.

But getting back to those articulately shared ideas about what it means to be a researcher...  As teachers, we have been considering how lines of inquiry and connected proposals to support learning outcomes might be optimized through the lens of the Approaches to l earning (ATLs). Playing with the idea of developing the skills of Researcher (or Thinker/Communicator, etc.) as central to planning, we have identified three areas which have had a significant impact, including: Learning Environments , Experts and Language (Teacher Talk).

"Children are natural scientists, and an open-ended outdoor setting inherently promotes a sense of wonder and a space ripe for questioning, inquiring and theory-building."

Learning Environments

For an inquiry into ways of how ' exploring and caring for the natural environment leads to discovery ' (Sharing the Planet), much of the "fieldwork" happens in outdoor environments. Dedicated time learning outdoors in the forest, pond and garden provides inspiration for observing, questioning and collecting data. Children are natural scientists, and an open-ended outdoor setting inherently promotes a sense of wonder and a space ripe for questioning, inquiring and theory-building. The outdoors is the ultimate space for developing research skills, but there are others. Classrooms, for instance, have endless potential to support identity and agency. More on that from my far more knowledgeable former colleagues and me he r e.

Experts: A Different Approach

Opportunities to connect with members of the wider community have been important components of many of our inquiries. A visiting musician, an engineer and a professional dancer are just some examples of experts we have hosted. These visits often promote a meaningful exchange of dialogue, sharing of skills and connection. As a team, we have thought a lot about how to optimize these visits. Instead of the traditional invitation to come in and share expertise, we wondered how we might rethink these experiences with a view to reframe the relationship between the children and visiting experts.

Recently, we were fortunate to have a scientist visit as part of a science focused inquiry. Before the visit, we shared that " Dr. O" was interested in hearing about the children's work/projects/research and that a professional scientist might have interesting ideas to share back with us. The children were extremely motivated to share an ongoing color mixing project. Dr. O was able to make connections to his work by sharing, among other things, about how his research also takes place in a lab much like our classroom. Of course, this took some preparation and "frontloading" for our guest but he was grateful to have the teachers provide direction and shared how impressed he was with the children's work and how it made a lot of sense for him to connect to their work and not the other way around. Our aim was to actively cultivate the children's identities as Researchers/ Scientists by valuing their work in real time as opposed to something precluding the work they might someday aspire to - a sh ift in the role of expert toward a dialogue between researchers.

"In thinking about words we use to describe children, we asked ourselves as teachers how this strong image of children as learners might inform the way we speak to children and each other in our classroom communities."

Language (Teacher Talk)

PYP teachers do lots of thinking about how to support the development of the Learner Profile. In my context, some of us have spent dedicated time developing a shared understanding of young children as capable, curious and motivated to be active participants in their learning. In thinking about words we use to describe children, we asked ourselves as teachers how this strong image of children as learners might inform the way we speak to children and each other in our classroom communities. Circling back to those self-actualized young children/researchers at the beginning of this post, we see that their words are weighted heavily with a sense of agency. They spontaneously employed action verbs like investigating , discovering , finding out . They identified themselves as the researchers . They knew what "tools" they required. As teachers, we hope that our conscious use of empowering language contributed to the childrens '  metacognition-their ideas about themselves-as learners.

For most educators, the day-to-day planning for teaching/learning is a practical, often creative, but usually time-consuming labo u r of love. The time we set aside to consider the impact our choices have on children's agentic identities for lifelong learning is also time to appreciate the beautiful work of early childhood education.

Andrea Mills  currently works as both a Primary Teacher and Atelierista /Arts Specialist at The Inter-Community, Zurich. She is from the US, and has a range of international school experiences. Passionate about play based learning, she is also a trained Forest School Leader and is inspired by the educational projects of Reggio Emilia.

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Supporting Children's Agentic Identities through the Approaches to Learning

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This piece draws from experiences in an early childhood PYP context in Switzer l and . Reflections are shared on ways the Approaches to Learning have the potential to be powerful tools for supporting children's agentic identities with a particular focus on environments, experts and teacher talk. "Maybe if I get the idea of something.

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Apoyo a la agencia de los alumnos

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Lectura  para saber más:  La indagación en acción

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Lectura  para saber más:  La indagación en acción

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Serie de videos de los Colegios del Mundo del IB: habilidades de pensamiento en el PEP

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Proceso de Planificación Colaborativa PEP 

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Proceso de Planificación Colaborativa PEP 

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Sesión 5 : Alumnos que regulan su propio aprendizaje

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Sesión 5 : Alumnos que regulan su propio aprendizaje

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El aprendizaje transdisciplinario a través de la agencia

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Enfoques del aprendizaje

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Sesión 4: Fundamentar los siguientes pasos del aprendizaje

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Sesión 4: Fundamentar los siguientes pasos del aprendizaje

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Comprender qué es la comprensión

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Ejemplos de preguntas de diferentes áreas temáticas 

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Ejemplos de preguntas de diferentes áreas temáticas 

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Autora: Sonya Terborg
Sitio web: https://sonyaterborg.com/2017/11/11/updated-related-concepts-on-concept-question-cards/
La reflexión se ha integrado a lo largo de todo el programa de distintas maneras y ya no se clasifica como concepto clave.

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Conceptos clave y relacionados
Documento IB: El aprendizaje y la enseñanza  pag 58

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El Programa de la Escuela Primaria: de los principios a la práctica

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El Programa de la Escuela Primaria: de los principios a la práctica