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Candidacy and connectedness

17 January 2017 in Collaboration

This article reflects on the journey of an IB candidate school in Australia and the immediate benefits of a sense of connectedness across the community.

Imagination through art and music

15 September 2015 in Collaboration, single subject learning

A school created a video on imagination through art and music related to the transdisciplinary theme ‘How we express ourselves’.

Creating a library hub in an IB school

19 June 2014 in Collaboration, single subject learning

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

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