There are no externally evaluated examinations till the Middle Years Program (Class 10).
The International Baccalaureate (IB) offers high quality programs of international education to a worldwide community of schools.The IBO is an international organization, not associated with any particular country and free of any national, political or educational agendas.Founded in 1968, the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) is a non-profit educational organization based in Geneva, Switzerland.You may choose the language that you want. Of course, we always want the most recent version.Įach section contains the elements which (if you remember) you may relate to and make a connection to the ‘former curriculum’ model – written, assessed and taught curriculum.Īll documents are available in more than 1 language.
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With this in mind, although, they are available to be download, it’s not necessary for us to download and print (and keep it as a bible) as the IB will constantly update the resources. Your PYP coordinators will suggest you explore the PRC as a platform that provides you with the most recent IB official documents.Īs a replacement of the Making the PYP Happen document, the IB published a new document called ‘PYP: From Principles into Practice’ which is divided into 3 pillars of the IB PYP – The Learner, Learning and Teaching and The Learning Community.
This document is no longer be used and referred to. In the past, for those who have been in the PYP for a while, we all must have been familiar with ‘Making the PYP Happen’ document which many of us see it as the PYP bible. As it’s mentioned before, the PRC is basically your ‘go-to’ place when you need to find IB official documents and resources.Ĭlick on ‘view all PYP resources’ to see more documents as you can see on the screenshot below. Let’s take a look at the PYP section closely. Scroll down again to find general information which is useful for those who are new to the programmes. Still on the first page after clicking the PRC icon, if you scroll down, you will see the latest programme news You click on the programme and choose the language of the document. After hitting the search button, you will find the result as it’s shown below. Let’s say you have no time to browse the features and you need to find ‘The Learner’ document. On the top of the page, you will see a search bar which you can use to search for any documents you need. Whenever you are confused and need clarification, the PRC is the place where you go to find what’s written in the official documents. When you join a workshop, your workshop leader will be encouraging you to use this platform. The PRC provides us with digital resources which support our understanding of the programmes. As you can see, as users, we’ll be able to see programme related documents. The screenshot below shows how the first page looks like after click the Programme Resource Center (PRC) icon. We are going to see the PYP section more closely. Next, we’re going to take a look at another section which allows IBers from all programmes to access IB documents and resources.
Last week, I have shared one section from My IB which allows IBers to connect, communicate, contribute, collaborate, clarify, initiate, etc in the Programme Communities section.
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