A detailed look at what makes the IB MYP framework different to other curricula with further examples and supporting resources.

This blog post will provide practical guidance for designing MYP Mathematics criterion D (applying mathematics in real-life contexts) tasks.

Below are the general outlines for the reflection process...a unit plan example is attached, showing the inquiry, action, and reflection...

Continuing with the action stage of the unit plan, there are two more sections to consider: formative assessment and differentiation...

This post will look at how to select ATLs (approaches to learning) for a unit and how to plan aligning activities, with an example...

This post will look at the process of planning a summative assessment which reflects the statement of inquiry, the objectives and...

This post will look at what the objectives are, what to think about when assigning them to each unit, and five examples of selecting obje...

The statement of inquiry guides the unit and has a few requirements. We’ll look at these guidelines before forming some examples from our...

The purpose of inquiry is to promote curiosity and also to allow students to explore content at a deeper level, developing their creative an

For this post, we will look at how we can start separating our content into units and specifying what will be covered in each unit...

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