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What is an international education? “we want the best possible education”

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What is an international education?

“we want the best possible education”

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How does an international “board” compare to Indian

boards?

Note: a “board” is an “examination board”

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An international education is a 21st Century education

we want “the best possible education”

Most Indian “boards” offer a 20th Century

education

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21st century education

emphasizes learning

we want “the best possible education”

20th century education

emphasizes exams

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The purpose of a 20th century education

was to separate “the wheat from the chaff”

we want “the best possible education”

The purpose of a 21st century

education is to let every child learn

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A 20th century education gave every child the same

exams and then picked the toppers

we want “the best possible education”

A 21st century education uses varied assessments because every child is unique

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What makes an excellent21st Century School?

we want “the best possible education”

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An international school is a school that serves

international families:

Our families have global aspirations: travel,

study, work, live, etc.

Credit: Paula McInerneyWorld Travel Family blog

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20th → 21st

Mind Shift

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“21st century education”:Using international “best practices”

Backed by research from the world’s leading universities

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In the past 50 years, the world’s best universities have discovered a huge body of

scientific knowledge about how children learn

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Two International School Systems

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Total IB authorized schools in India

Source - http://www.ibo.org/about-the-ib/the-ib-by-country/i/india/

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Benefits of the IB programmes

source: www.ibo.org

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19th Century 20th Century 21st Century

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How do schools develop teamwork, creativity, critical thinking, etc?

● a positive social and emotional climate● respect for teachers● trust● explicit teaching of ethical attributes● autonomy● no fear of failure● distributed leadership

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There is now a consensus that education is more

than imparting knowledge -- at the very least --

knowledge, skills, and understanding

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What is the IB?

source: www.ibo.org

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ImageCredit:David Hawley

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What skills are required?OECD Skills Outlook 2013

● interpersonal communication● the ability to learn and adapt● numeracy and literacy in a data-rich environment● teamwork● the capacity for collective advocacy● ethics and awareness of social impact

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Designing a system that works in Chennai

School basedcurriculum

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responsibility

kindnesshonesty

scholarship

Cambridge & IB

the flowers

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responsibility

kindnessteamwork

scholarship

Cambridge & IB

21st Century Skills

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What skills are required?

OECD Skills Outlook 2013

● interpersonal communication● the ability to learn and adapt● numeracy and literacy in a data-rich environment● teamwork● the capacity for collective advocacy● ethics and awareness of social impact

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Mind Shiftfrom top-down to bottom-up

from factory model to service modelfrom teacher-centred to student-centred

from exclusive to inclusivefrom competitive to collaborative

from chalk & talk to guide & provide

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Questions from Parents??

● If my child does IB, does she need to study abroad for university?

● Will my child be able to cope up?

● It’s a competitive world -- will my child be able to compete?

● The IB Diploma ends in exams, right?

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Task: What makes an excellent 21st Century School? Write down 6

things you want in your school

exercise: brainstormeach group writes down 6 terms, phrases or sentences: what you want in an excellent

21st Century School

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ExamplesSome parents might say:

“What is really important is”

● Academic rigour: that students are challenged to perform at a high levels as measured by international standards

● A socially and emotionally safe environment: where every student feels valued and respected; no bullying

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What makes an excellent 21st Century School?

you will see my list of 6 attributes:

let’s compare

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Focus on Learning

knowing students & learning how to learn

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Effective Teachingstudent - centered and differentiated

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Academically Challenging

high expectations for every student

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Creativity & Critical Thinkingevident at every level within the school; trust

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Unafraid of Technology

blended learning and skilled teachers

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Professional Management

service-minded & organizational culture