Awhile ago, I created this infographic comparing PBL and the PYP. Now, you can download a copy to see the commonalities and unique features. https://t.co/s98W8OC2wS https://t.co/V60DSpGdZH
— Lu Gerlach (@thinkchat2020) Apr 24, 2022
Making Teaching Visible: Using the PYP’s 7 Key Concepts to Talk about Race, Injustice and Change https://t.co/bpFUnWgrjK— Jane Silva (@CasitaCreates) June 7, 2020
This quiz (from @ibpyp) is promoting a new doc just published on My IB. The "PYP SUBJECT GUIDANCE REVIEW DEVELOPMENT REPORT - 1ST UPDATE FOR SCHOOLS" is an update for PYP schools of the current review of the PYP scope & sequence docs. Check it out! #pypchat @SSPPS6 @MNIBSchools https://t.co/sLAbg9gtIo
— Mr. Ryan Higbea (@MrRyanHigbea) December 20, 2019
Making the PYP Happen in the Classroom: Welcome https://t.co/a7OgSEabOK— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) April 14, 2019
How does the PYP connect to the MYP? An infographic to help parents understand how the two programmes are aligned with each other. Thank you @shazbailey1 for checking the PYP information. https://t.co/zM2wMCZs6M #MYPChat #pypchat pic.twitter.com/WY5038mde9— αℓιѕση уαηg (@alisonkis) March 31, 2019
On Agency, et alia – Pictures of Practice https://t.co/ilvqpNtyJF— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) June 17, 2018
A planning timeline for gr1 'Form' unit in @ibpyp music. How unpacking will progress in the unit. Excellent check in visual for teachers. pic.twitter.com/FG99wrb9g0— αη∂у ναѕιℓу (@andyvasily) May 6, 2018
#IBWorld: Using social justice topics in the classroom - A teacher’s guide: https://t.co/gqPUFi08PV— International Baccalaureate (@iborganization) January 30, 2018
Read these 5 key components on how to discuss social justice topics with children, developed from professionally led workshops and supplemented by key texts. pic.twitter.com/rX5d5DvgKn
[Time Space Education] Conversations about the PYP Exhibitionhttps://t.co/np3XUpfhma via @PodcastAddict http://pic.twitter.com/N2Mu2P4XkV— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) December 16, 2017
I love the gradual release of responsibility model. It provides a clear path to getting students to independently be successful, which is a goal in the PYP. #agency #pypchat @DFISHERSDSU https://t.co/9mzBN5kGGv http://pic.twitter.com/NSoGp6Ebm4— Mr. Ryan Higbea (@MrRyanHigbea) December 15, 2017
Being a PYP Teacher Part 3: Know your students https://t.co/IZ39kLza0A http://pic.twitter.com/yPrOWy8LlJ— Sam Sherratt (@sherrattsam) October 28, 2017
IB/PYP Information / 1st Grade https://t.co/dN66K3jyaP— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) May 21, 2017
A well written article that reminds us that the words we use reflect the way we think about #learning. #pypchat https://t.co/xtXYJGZanC— Catherine Erpen (@CatherineErpen) May 7, 2017
We have almost all our engagements stored online in resource blogs. They are brilliant. https://t.co/6cfx1moNRf #aussieED @MRsalakas https://t.co/Ub7gmCjTOY— Phillip Cowell (@Phillip_Cowell) May 1, 2017
G2 students love to build with #lego to show connections and concrete understandings in #maths #pyp #ishcmcib http://pic.twitter.com/aXAcKZoj21— Cathy Brown (@BrownCathybrown) March 27, 2017
Our latest successful challenge #pypchat #pyp #pyp #inquiry #studentchoice #kchatap http://pic.twitter.com/S8VeSCvLrr— Braedon.sharp (@BraedonSharp) March 25, 2017
Learn how to plan a #PYPparents coffee morning https://t.co/VJuwJCflBl by @brianlalor | via #SharingPYP blog http://pic.twitter.com/JAT4zwMmMs— IB PYP (@ibpyp) March 13, 2017
Chen Miller is an extraordinary teacher in Israel https://t.co/10E6l3aNti— Jocelyn Blumgart (@jocpyp) March 13, 2017
IB PYP folks, a good read and a challenge to rethink practice by @FrostChrissy https://t.co/xKh7Mf1BzS #pypchat http://pic.twitter.com/wHw7AVtzYY— Cristina Milos (@surreallyno) March 1, 2017
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