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#1 It encourages students to inquire
The PYP fosters natural curiosity and learning in creative, supportive and collaborative environments.
#2 Understanding a complex and interdependent world
PYP students create meaning for themselves and build understanding through exploring real-world issues.
#3 PYP students are confident communicators
PYP students learn to communicate in a variety of ways and in more than one language.
**We teach Spanish at Jackson Elementary**
#4 Learning how to learn
PYP students work collaboratively with teachers and other students to plan, present and assess their own learning.
#5 It encourages international-mindedness
Collaboration and understanding of their own and other cultures are an important focus of the PYP-students learn how to be respectful and open-minded.
#6 Seeing things from different perspectives
PYP students use critical and creative thinking to develop knowledge, understanding and skills within and across subject areas.
#7 Students take action
PYP students believe they are able to grow and succeed. They make appropriate choices and take responsibility for their actions.
#8 Thinking about issues
Creative learning gives students the agility and imagination to respond to new and unexpected challenges and opportunities in an increasingly globalized and uncertain world.
#9 It involves the whole school learning community
Together we celebrate our common humanity and the belief that education can help to build a better and more peaceful world.
#10 Caring and responsible citizens
Students can express ideas and opinions, and they can propose solutions that make a difference in their lives and the lives of others.
Resources from ibo.org