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         <title>ACCESS to such an education often comes with privilege not afforded to many, much less all. Hence, the principles of service and activism; of responsibility to and for others; embedded with in the IB is key as its students often go on to fill leadership roles in many fields around the world.</title>
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         <title>Differences are to be valued, not feared. Be strong in one&#39;s beliefs, but respectful and open to others.</title>
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         <title>What we have in common as learners, humans. We have a diversity of individual strengths that can be expanded when combined/interwoven with the strengths of others. There is the potential to engender the best in ourselves through collaboration.</title>
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         <title>Learning is more than a score or a grade. Students are so much more.</title>
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         <title>Language is IMPORTANT. Multilingualism embodies diversity. Language is about communication, community, culture, connections and comparison (the 5 Cs). IBs focus on this makes sense as learning other languages causes one to reflect both inward and outward.</title>
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         <title>WARNING...agreement of IB principles by word, but NOT always in deed.  The approaches of teaching related to inquiry, the conceptual, and global context tend to be the easy part. The hard work of collaboration, INCLUSION and assessment to inform (instruction and learning) is where the plot is sometimes lost.</title>
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         <title>There is great value in what is not easily quantifiable: a willingness to explore the unknown, to persevere even when things seem impossible, or to be kind without thought. Just as or more important as, say, research skills.</title>
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         <title>A MUST: Teachers must also reflect. To remember that we, firstly, teach TO the students, not TO the content.</title>
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         <title>Approaches to learning, both implicitly and explicitly, taught, modeled and experienced by all students using strategies and activities that provide ACCESS regardless of language or learning needs.</title>
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         <title>Struggle does not have to be a negative if progress, not perfection, is the goal.   Sometimes the path is long (on that 8-point rubric) and not everyone will be in the same place and the same time. Challenge and support them as individuals.</title>
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         <title>(NEURO) DIVERSITY may be the final frontier in what makes  us unique. Existing paradigms want to sort and place us in different groups. </title>
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         <title>INCLUSION is more easily SAID, than DONE...teachers can be overwhelmed and prone to hesitation.</title>
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         <title>The idea of NORMAL is a big part of language...how do we move to the Universal Design for Learning (UDL)?</title>
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