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IB Philosophy & Programme Frameworks Flashcards

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  1. Which IB learner profile attribute specifically encourages students to explore ideas across multiple disciplines with curiosity?

    Answer: Inquirers

    Inquirers describes students who nurture curiosity and develop skills for independent and collaborative investigation across disciplines.

  2. The IB's concept of 'international-mindedness' is BEST described as which of the following?

    Answer: An awareness of and respect for global cultures combined with a sense of shared humanity

    International-mindedness in the IB context means valuing cultural diversity while recognizing our shared humanity and responsibility.

  3. In IB programme philosophy, what does the term 'transdisciplinary' mean in the context of the PYP?

    Answer: Connecting learning to real-world contexts that transcend individual subject boundaries

    Transdisciplinary learning in the PYP organizes knowledge around themes that are meaningful beyond any single subject area.

  4. Which IB programme is specifically designed for students aged 3 to 12?

    Answer: Primary Years Programme (PYP)

    The PYP serves students aged 3–12, focusing on the development of the whole child across cognitive, social, emotional, and physical domains.

  5. The IB's approach to assessment is characterized by which philosophical stance?

    Answer: Using assessment primarily to inform teaching and support learning

    IB assessment philosophy emphasizes using data to understand learners and improve instruction, not just to rank or sort students.

  6. Which document outlines the overarching philosophy and shared values across all four IB programmes?

    Answer: The IB Mission Statement and Learner Profile

    The IB Mission Statement and Learner Profile together articulate the values, attributes, and philosophy underpinning all four IB programmes.

  7. When an IB school develops a 'written curriculum,' it is expected to be aligned with which core principle?

    Answer: The IB's constructivist and inquiry-based philosophy

    IB schools must align their written curriculum with the IB's inquiry-based, constructivist philosophy so that planning reflects core programme values.

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