Approaches to Teaching - in 10 slides

How do you introduce the IB Approaches to Teaching to new staff?

A quick introduction to the IB Approaches to Teaching using 10 slides.

This set of slides is part of the '10 slides' series intended to introduce teachers and students to key aspects of an IB Education. They can be used as a refresher or as a way of introducing new staff and students to some of the key ideas.

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  The following pages also explore the IB Approaches to Teaching in the form of mini workshops:

• IB Approaches to Teaching an introduction to each of the approaches to teaching
• Inquiry-based  - answers the following questions: what is inquiry based learning? how do we develop an inquiry-based approach? and includes references to a number of inquiry based models.
• Inquiry strategies - explores a number of inquiry based questions including the importance of starting with questions, Bloom's taxonomy and the Socratic method.
• Curiosity, creativity and passion looks at why curiosity is important in today's world and then explores how we might ignite students' curiosity.
• Concept-driven is an introduction to concept-driven teaching and learning including planning sheets for teachers.
• Developed in global contexts explores what it means to be a global citizen, the skills and competences of being global and how to create global classrooms. You may also like to read the following pages which explore these themes in more depth: What is our Global Context? Global Citizen - what does it mean? Global Competencies Global Issues
• Collaboration and Teamwork provides an introduction to the importance of developing collaboration and teamwork.
• Informed by assessment is an inquiry into the role assessment plays in student learning.