Oxford Resources For Ib Pyp: A Teacher's Guide To The Pyp (grades 2-3)

By (author) Hollands, Jane; By (author) Bernadas, Anna; By (author) Powers Susan; By (author) Turner Robyn
Short description/annotation:
Empowers educators with clear and practical advice on the six approaches to teaching. Plus guidance on using My Reflection Journals and the PYP Inquiry Hub. Written for the updated PYP curriculum.
Description:
Clear, practical advice and strategies to help you implement inquiry-based education.
Review quote:
Jane and Anna have masterfully translated proven educational theories into practical strategies that cater to the various learning styles within the classroom. Each chapter includes actionable and real-world inquiry-based strategies that teachers can use effectively to suit the needs of their learners.
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Empowering educators with clear and practical advice.
Review quote: previous edition:
`Jane and Anna have masterfully translated proven educational theories into practical strategies that cater to the various learning styles within the classroom. Each chapter includes actionable and real-world inquiry-based strategies that teachers can use effectively to suit the needs of their learners.'' PYP teacher and primary specialist with over 30 years teaching experience
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Gain practical advice on the six approaches to teaching, empowering teachers to invite inquiry, explore concepts, and foster collaboration in both local and global contexts. Benefit from visuals and examples throughout, providing teachers with effective jumping-off points to enhance lessons and engage students more deeply. Comprehensive planning support with tips, visuals and references to enrich your PYP thinking and wondering. Includes guidance on how to use My Reflection Journals and the PYP Inquiry Hub flexibly, with additional hands-on tasks, suggested reading and links to external resources. Developed by expert authors who have taught in PYP schools worldwide and now support school groups in their PYP journey. Written for the updated PYP curriculum, first teaching 2025.