Practical tools, classroom examples, and content from IB examiners, regional workshop leaders, and experienced MYP Coordinators, Supervisors, and teachers.
Expert best practices and guidance from experienced MYP Projects Coordinators.
Tools and student samples for both the Community and Personal Projects.
Detailed guidance for creating a timeline that works best for your school.
Free printable and downloadable resources to get you started and feeling confident about coordinating & supervising the MYP Projects.
BONUS CONTENT!
A DIGITAL WORKBOOK
Your digital workbook is designed to help expand your work on the core concepts within each online session. A wide range of activities, real classroom examples, infographics, and self-assessments will help enhance your understanding of each concept as it relates to your specific DP and MYP subjects.
Each digital workbook is downloadable and may be be printed when you begin your Ibtrove session. Consider it your unique repository of observations and reflections that you can share with students, peers, or as a reference tool while you navigate your IB school year.
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EARN A DIGITAL CERTIFICATE
Earn a digital certificate that can be used for re-licensure (depending on your state or country).
Inside the Course
Session 1: Overview of the MYP Projects
Introduction
Projects and the mission statement and learner profile
Projects and the ATLs
Projects and Schoolwide Policies
Community Project versus Personal Project
Final Thoughts
Session 2: The Community Project
Introduction
What is the Community Project?
The Objectives and Rationale for the Community Project
The Logistics and Supervisor’s Role
Using Global Contexts
Final Thoughts
Session 3: Organizing the Community Project
Introduction
The MYP Project Coordinator’s Role
Time Management
Presentations
Inspiration and Ideas for the Community Project
Final Thoughts
Session 4: The Personal Project
Introduction
What is the Personal Project?
The Aims and Objectives of the Personal Project
Inspiration and Ideas for the Personal Project
Using the ATL
Final Thoughts
Session 5: Organizing the Personal Project
Introduction
Roles
The Timeline
Documenting the Process
The Report
Final Thoughts
Session 6: Assessment
Introduction
The Role of Assessment in MYP Projects
The Community Project
The Personal Project
Final Thoughts
[Projects] How was your experience?
6 questions
Completion Certificate
TOOLKIT CONTRIBUTORS
Maria currently works at SEK International School Qatar as a DP and MYP Spanish Language Acquisition teacher and MYP Community Project Coordinator. She has experience as an MYP Coordinator and a Spanish Language and Literature teacher in both MYP and DP.
Maria del Carmen Palma Sànchez
MYP Projects Coordinator, MYP & DP Spanish teacher
Nicole Blackmon has been involved in the IB since 2001, teaching MYP individuals and societies, design and serving as an MYP and DP coordinator. Currently, Nicole is the IB Coordinator at Jones HS in Orlando Florida. As a member of the IB Educator Network, she conducts IB workshops, site visits, consultations and is a reviewer for BQC
Nicole Blackmon
MYP & DP Coordinator, IBEN Member, Workshop Leader, Site Visitor, & Reviewer for BQC
Matthew Astone is the IB MYP Coordinator at Glenridge Middle School in Orlando, FL. He received a Masters of Education in Educational Leadership from the American College of Education and a Bachelors of Music in Music Education from Westminster Choir College. Previously he was the IB Community Project Coordinator and the Choral Director at Glenridge. Within the IB Educators Network, he is a workshop leader, programme leader and school site team member.
Matthew Astone
MYP Coordinator, IBEN Member, Workshop Leader, Programme Leader, & Site Team Member
Can an experienced MYP Coordinator benefit from using this toolkit?
Definitely! With resources and best practices for every MYP subject, our MYP Projects toolkit includes a wide variety of ideas to prepare your students for their Project and support your MYP teachers as they supervise this project. This toolkit includes all the updated subject guide information that was published in February 2021.
How does the toolkit help me as an MYP Coordinator or Projects Supervisor?
This toolkit includes downloadable & printable resources to help you in the planning and organizing steps of MYP Projects, ideas for all 8 MYP subjects with connections to the Community & Personal Project, and assessment samples. Learn from IBEN members who facilitate workshops for the IB on MYP Projects in an easy-to-use toolkit format.
Can I use this for all the teachers at my school and district?
Yes! This toolkit is a great resource for teachers who are supervising the MYP Projects for the first time or just want to build their knowledge in the Projects.
You can also bundle this toolkit with our other Ibtrove toolkits to create a customized learning plan for your teachers!