...maths differs from other MYP subjects as it has a skills framework, and therefore there is specific content that needs to be embedded...

The freedom of the MYP can be intimidating and overwhelming...so this post is for those who want a bit of support and structure...

A list of strategies teachers can use to prepare students for the e-assessment.

These are the crucial “extras” to be successful in the e-assessment. All wrapped up in a handy interactive notebook!

A look at the overall structure of the assessment and the tools available.

List of websites to provide a starting point to your assessment writing. Sorted by criterion.

This post includes two example assessments, a break down of the five strands, definitions of the command terms and some tips to help you...

Tips on how to assess criterion C with two thorough example assessments.

Tips for writing your own investigations with 4 complete examples.

Support for writing criterion A assessments including structure tips, an example and how to write the challenging and unfamiliar question(s)

Will I learn what the student understands? Will they be aware of what they should know? Will they know what their next steps are?

Kicking off the assessment series with a review of the key points to be considered surrounding summative assessments. Happy reading!

That first lesson needs to hook your students, cultivate their curiosity and give them a glimpse into what they should expect to learn...

10 suggestions on how to develop the learner profile attributes in the MYP maths classroom.

How do you help your child put their best foot forward and start their journey into MYP in the best possible way?

Analysis and Approaches (AA) or Applications and Interpretation (AI)? Run through these 7 questions to reflect on the best choice for you.

A list of 20+ useful classroom displays with a few products linked to save you creating them all yourself.

Detailed breakdown of the changes to the MYP mathematics guide as of September 2020 to help guide the curriculum planning of IB schools.

A few tips to help the new MYP mathematics teacher get started in their new role.