Middle Years Programme (MYP) ISH 2014 - 2015 IB MISSION STATEMENT ‘…to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect.’ H. Bergman, ATL coordinator, on behalf of M.Cunnane MYP coordinator – 9 September 2014
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Middle Years Programme (MYP) ISH 2014 - 2015
IB MISSION STATEMENT
‘…to develop inquiring, knowledgeable andcaring young people who help to create abetter and more peaceful world through
intercultural understanding and respect.’
H. Bergman, ATL coordinator, on behalf of M.Cunnane MYP coordinator – 9 September 2014
Welcome
MYP curriculum in years 10 and 11
Pastoral system in years 10 and 11
Meet the mentor
ChangesNames of subjects (details next slide)
Service and Action
Concept based curriculum – prescribed key and related concepts per subject (“macro” and “micro” concepts)
Global contexts (“perspectives”)
Four assessment criteria per subject (max. level 8)
Common conversion table for grades 1 – 7
Name changesLanguage and Literature
former Language A
Language Acquisition former Language B
Individuals and Societies former Humanities
Design, (Product Design and Digital Design) Former Technology
Physical and Health Education former PE
Mother Tongue (Language A)
Depending on student interest and availability of tutors
Tuition offered in the past: Danish, Polish, Finnish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Mandarin, Swedish, Japanese
This school yearType of Assessment: the sameFormative and summative assessment
Assessment is continuous
Criterion related
Students in years 10 and 11 assessed according to the MYP assessment criteria for MYP year 5 (in IB documentation)
No external examination in current year 11
ISH
Criterion related levels of student ach measured by relating work to predetermined criteria
Common assessment standards
Internal standardisation per year group per subject
Annual moderation for validation of students’ final grades
Teachers assessment practices externally moderated by IB appointed moderators
Moderation report per subject that is moderated
Feedback to students and Parents
Results of all summative assessments via ManageBac
Progress reports & full reports via ManageBac
Student subject portfolios
Year 10
Take home their portfolios after every key assessment/on a regular basis
Year 11
Subject portfolios are kept at school/parents can request to see them
Reports
Progress report – October
Full report – December
Interim report – March
End-of-year report – July
Personal Project –timescaleIntroduction and guidelines to students in April of
Year 10
Student submits a proposal and is assigned a supervisor – May, Year 10
Completion by January Year 11 - new students complete later
Exhibition of projects: 3 February 2015
Internally assessed, selection sent to IB
Year 11 promotion to IB Diploma Programme
Specific details later this autumn
MYP/DP information evening 17 December Information on the promotion criteria Information about the IB Diploma ProgrammePossibly information about the IB Careers Certificate
IB MYP certification documentation
At the end of Year 11, June 2015
Students are eligible for a MYP Record of Achievement and MYP Certificate if they meet certain conditions
The Record of Achievement
Gives a grade (1-7) for each subject registered
Indicates that Service and Action has been completed successfully
Until this year: even if no Language & Literature course (details on 17 December)
MYP CertificateIndicates the overall standard of achievement in
all aspects of the MYP
Student needs to satisfy the following conditions:
Has participated in MYP for a minimum of year 11
Has gained at least a grade 3 for the personal project
Has gained at least a grade 2 in at least one subject per subject group (6 subject groups)
Has met the school’s requirements for Service and Action
Has gained a grade total of at least 28 points from a total of 49