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Hafsa Syeda, PYP teacher, Stonehill International School, India

Student agency designs learning space

By PYP development team on 3 April 2018 in learning spaces

This article talks about Primary Years Programme students inquiring into the physical and virtual public spaces. As part of their action, students chose to design the mother tongue space for the library.

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Karuna Swaminathan,the PYP Resource Person, Oakridge International School, India

Reviving the reading culture

By PYP development team on 19 December 2017 in disciplinary learning

This article illustrates a way of promoting a school’s library as a hub for learning.

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David Carpenter

Grade 2 unit on Weather

By IB educator on 21 April 2015 in learning spaces, technology

The goal in creating this video about the Grade 2 Weather unit of inquiry is to inform the parents and the great community of the Washington International School Primary Division as to how a PYP unit of inquiry is collaboratively developed. It was also aimed to further understanding of how our combined library and instructional […]

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Creating a library hub in an IB school

By PYP development team on 19 June 2014 in collaboration, disciplinary learning, learning spaces

A PYP/MYP teacher-librarian writes about the role of the library at his school.

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