In preparation for developing the MYP unit, please look at the slideshow below to get familiar with the vocabulary and the components of the unit planner. Please note the pages associated with your specific content area in the subject guides. The subject guides are available on the blog under teacher resources and physical copies are in my office.
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Ms.Ewing
9/25/2016 09:30:48 am
After seeing this and a post called, "Worksheets don't grow dendrites", I am reflecting on many things. It is important for our children to take away from lessons that are engaging. Even as an adult, I do not want to be lectured and given sheets to fill. This is sometimes a challenge when class size is a factor. However, in our classroom, stations and small grouping has made activities functional.
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Ms. Calhoun
9/25/2016 04:43:26 pm
I see the Unit Planner and I am excited, anxious, and nervous about what this looks like in our class. Look forward to more training in order to successfully implement in my daily instruction.
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Suzanne Parker
9/25/2016 05:56:46 pm
I went to a training this summer on IB unit planning and thought IB unit planning was rigorous. I am glad that I will receive further training and support.
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Amaryllis Jones
9/26/2016 04:17:28 am
The training gave me further insight. ....
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Amaryllis Jones
9/26/2016 04:16:02 am
I'm excited about planning and integrating standards based lessons that will allow my students to explore and demonstrate inquiry and the other IB profiles. I love to hear my students use the academic language of the traits when explaining their answers. .
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Ms. White
9/26/2016 09:57:04 am
Unit planning makes it easier to teach with the end in mind. The unit planner shows how each component connects with the surrounding components. I'm ready to learn more about the resources available for unit planning.
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Victoria Weaver
9/27/2016 07:23:53 am
I participated in the MYP training at Northside High School this past summer. The instructor focused on the MYP unit planner and how to establish the purpose of inquiry, statement of inquiry, and inquiry questions. It was very helpful!
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Ms. Carter
9/27/2016 07:42:23 am
Prior training to this implementation is a breeze because there is a connection that overlaps prior curriculum based units that were previously initiated by the District.
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Shekela Edwards
9/27/2016 09:50:45 am
I attended training this past summer on unit planning. The IB unit training provided me with a better understanding of how to create and develop the plans. I look forward to working collaboratively with my colleagues in developing units.
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Tara Johnson
9/27/2016 12:32:01 pm
Excited about implementing MYP!!!!
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April Ellis
9/27/2016 12:32:33 pm
I'm very excited about implementing the MYP Unit. Ready! Set! Plan!
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Mrs. Ridley
9/27/2016 12:37:49 pm
Great information provided. This is also an easy way to refer back to as a "cheat sheet" for implementing inquiry in our unit,
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Lynette Marrs-Burks
9/27/2016 01:02:32 pm
MYP is going to be awsome for our students as we push them to be excellent citizens in our society!!!
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Mr. Wingate
9/28/2016 11:04:53 am
Great recap of what we learned at the professional development class last summer.
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Amaryllis Jones
9/28/2016 11:09:50 am
Today during Advisory, during for our Gathering, my students identified which IB Profile describes them best and why. I learned that many of my students exhibited many IB Traits and I was pleased and excited when I heard them using the IB Vocabulary to describe their trait.. Shout Out to My Homeroom!!!
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Amaryllis Jones
9/28/2016 11:44:00 am
MYP Unit Planning Here We Come!!!
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Wayne Lomax
10/5/2016 06:45:34 am
The training for IB was interesting and not as overwhelming as I thought it was going to be. Mr. Howard did a great breaking down the way to approach the unit plans and preparing us for the future transition to becoming IB.
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