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Fostering Curiosity and Engagement in the Middle Years through the MYP Curriculum

This workshop will share with non-IB educators how the MYP (Middle Years Program) curriculum is structured, with a special focus on how the inquiry approach stimulates the learners’ curiosity, driving greater engagement. While the IB “terminology” may initially appear complex (concept-based curriculum, global context, phases, Approaches to Learning, assessment types/rubrics…) Julia and Emilie will show […]

Unpacking the Victorian Curriculum F-10 Version 2 for Phase 1 and Phase 2 Languages

In this session, we will “unpack” the key changes that have been made in Version 2 of the Victorian Curriculum F-10 for Phase 1 and Phase 2 Languages (Chinese, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Modern Greek and Spanish). We will explain structural changes, some new features and explain what looks different and what has […]

Embedded Reading for Creating Confident Storytellers

As part of a TPRS conference I learned about embedded reading and have been really wowed with what it has enabled my students to do. I will demonstrate embedded reading by using an example I used last year with great success. The demonstration will use Indonesian but will be accessible to non Indonesian-speakers. In a […]

Empowering Boys in Language Learning: A Practitioner Inquiry Approach to Enhancing Engagement and Motivation

This study explores the implementation of practitioner inquiry to enhance the engagement and motivation of boys in learning languages. Recognising a significant lack of motivation and engagement in the classroom, the study leverages a multifaceted action plan prioritising student voice, agency, and empowerment. Drawing on the “Look, Think, Act” model by Stringer (2007), the research […]

Empowering Boys in Language Learning: A Practitioner Inquiry Approach to Enhancing Engagement and Motivation

This study explores the implementation of practitioner inquiry to enhance the engagement and motivation of boys in learning languages. Recognising a significant lack of motivation and engagement in the classroom, the study leverages a multifaceted action plan prioritising student voice, agency, and empowerment. Drawing on the “Look, Think, Act” model by Stringer (2007), the research […]