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The document discusses the key elements of a PYP (Primary Years Programme) curriculum. It explains that a PYP curriculum is transdisciplinary and inquiry-based, with learning organized through units of inquiry addressed in a programme of inquiry. Each unit explores a central idea through lines of inquiry and allows students to investigate globally significant issues. The document also notes that PYP schools ensure learning is engaging, relevant, challenging, significant, constructivist, concept-based, and involves taking responsible action. It describes how the programme of inquiry and unit planners synthesize the essential elements and create connections between the written, taught, and assessed curriculum.
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The written curriculum ppp
- 1. The Written Curriculum Online workshop
- 2. The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn. Alvin Toffler
- 3. What is a curriculum? Let`s think and share What makes up a curriculum? What is a PYP curriculum?
- 4. What is a curriculum? A big umbrella It is the what, why and how of teaching. It includes subjects, knowledge, skills, values, content, learning experiences, assessment. It shapes and guides teaching and learning It is a navigation map for teachers.
- 5. What is the PYP?
- 6. Which are the essential elements?
- 7. What it means to be a PYP school? PYP schools ensure that the learning is: engaging Relevant challenging significant Constructivist Concept based Inquiry based Transdisciplinary learning
- 8. How does the PYP organize the curriculum?
- 10. The programme of inquiry POI Unit planners Scope and sequences The written curriculum structure
- 11. Transcends the subject areas in order to explore issues that are relevant, significant, engaging and challenging to students. Reflects the essential elements It develops International-mindedness Is based on each students needs, interests and competencies. The written curriculum main characteristics
- 12. Ensures that learning is a balance between the intellectual, the social and the personal It is collaboratively developed, reflected upon and reviewed both horizontally and vertically. As members of the school community, teachers and students share responsibility for developing curriculum. The written curriculum main characteristics
- 14. The PYP promotes a balance between the acquisition of essential knowledge and skills, development of conceptual understanding, demonstration of positive attitudes, and taking of responsible action. Students are invited to inquire into, and learn about, globally significant issues in the context of units of inquiry, each of which addresses a central idea relevant to a particular transdisciplinary theme with lines of inquiry that provide the opportunities for students to explore the scope of the central idea for each unit. These units collectively constitute the schools programme of inquiry. (MTPYPH page 12) The programme of inquiry and the subject scope and sequences are components of the curriculum, which when used together, define a coherent curriculum. The PYP unit planner is the instrument designed to synthesize the 5 essential elements and strengthen the connections between the written, taught and assessed curriculum. Overview
- 15. Resources Videos: Rethinking Learning: The 21st Century Learner | MacArthur Foundation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0xa98cy-Rw A Vision of Students Today http://www.youtube.com./watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o Did you know http://www.youtube.com./watch?v=YmwwrGV_aiE Heidi Hayes Jacobs: "21st Century Teaching & Learning within the Common Core" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvOnha7XnaQ
- 16. Documents: How to use the PYP planner http://xmltwo.ibo.org/publications/PYP/p_0_pypxx_sup_1210_1/ibpublishing.ibo.org/test- exist/rest/app/pub.xql@doc=p_0_pypxx_sup_1210_1_e&part=1&chapter=1.html Perkins-The-Many-Faces-of-Constructivism https://es.scribd.com/doc/32920521/Perkins-The-Many-Faces-of-Constructivism The 7Rs of a quality curriculum https://onlinepd.ibo.org/pluginfile.php/177367/mod_resource/content/2/html/docs/mod ule1_seven_rs_curriculum.pdf Learn more about the Backward Design process https://onlinepd.ibo.org/pluginfile.php/177367/mod_resource/content/2/html/docs/Unde rstanding%20by%20Design%20Teaching%20Ellen%20Meier%20CTSC.pdf
- 17. Connect Which connections were you able to make about the written curriculum, POI and unit planners? Extend How do the ideas raised/explored in the workshop extend your thinking? Challenge How can you used this knowledge to improve your practice?
- 18. Thank you!