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What are atl skills?
What are atl skills?
ATL (Approaches to Learning) skills in the IB refer to a set of essential skills that encompass critical thinking, research, communication, self-management, and collaboration. These skills are crucial as they empower you to become an independent learner, effectively navigate challenges, and excel academically while fostering positive lifelong learning habits.
extending
extending
Leading - I teach others how to do this; Always demonstrates; Supporting others; Thorough understanding/application.
consolidating
consolidating
Independence - I can do this by myself; Regularly demonstrates; Working independently; Good understanding; Applying.
developing
developing
Guided - I can do it sometimes; Sometimes demonstrates, Beginning to work independently; Basic understanding/application; Working towards.
emerging
emerging
Shared - I need people to help me; Seldom demonstrates; Requires significant support; Limited understanding/application Novice; Facing difficulties.
social
social
Collaborate adeptly, demonstrate empathy, resolve conflicts, and engage respectfully within diverse groups, fostering understanding and cooperation.
self-management
self-management
Develop organization, goal-setting, time management, and adaptability, while exhibiting resilience and taking responsibility for one's learning journey.
thinking
thinking
Apply critical, creative, and metacognitive thinking to analyze, solve problems, make informed decisions, and approach complex issues with depth and perspective.
research
research
Conduct thorough research, evaluate information critically, and ethically integrate diverse sources into informed, well-supported arguments or conclusions.
communication
communication
Articulate thoughts effectively, actively listen, and adjust communication styles for different audiences while understanding diverse perspectives.
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