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SEA PYPC Network Developing Mathematical Thinkers

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Making the PYP Happen - Implementing Agency

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By exploring the PYP framework, you will connect how voice, choice and ownership is recognized and developed in all members of the IB community. You will be supported in your understanding of learning and teaching in a transdisciplinary, concept-driven curriculum and how to design this in your own school context.

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January - April  2022 Network Support Sessions

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IB Office presentation - Standards and Practices 2020

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IB Office presentation - Standards and Practices 2020

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A South East Asia PYP Coordinators Network Presentation.
Presented by Meredith Spragg
From MYIS International School Bangkok
On the 9th of February 2022

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Presented by Aiqin Li and Dung Tran on Saturday March 19, 2022.

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SEAPYP Network: World Languages in the PYP

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A collaborative session facilitated by Josh Smith from UNIS Hanoi.

Thursday May 5, 2022

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Last Thursday at our monthly PYP Coordinators Zoom we focused on becoming familiar with the new Global Crisis Framework document released by the IB. Using the "See Think Wonder" thinking routine, coordinators collaborated and recorded their feedback that was then shared back to the IB Learning and Teaching Team.

Here is a message from the team:

Many thanks to the South East Asia PYP C Network group on your insights and feedback on the Crisis Response Framework – and the first resources published. As many of our schools around the world are faced with a multiple array of crisis (war and conflict, humanitarian disasters, school tragedies, school closures and displacement etc.) there has been a need for the IB to respond with a range of materials that schools may or may not find useful in their context. We are happy there are some resources here that you find beneficial! We are also pleased to see a wider range of people accessing these resources as they are published on the public site (parents, students, non-IB teachers etc.)

As we move into developing more resources on well-being, in particular, and how to support recovery from crisis, your insights and wonderings will support our thinking.

THANK YOU for engaging in this resource and sharing your feedback with us!

Kind regards

Jan

If you are interested in seeing the thinking that was recorded please see the attached document.