Introduction to International Baccalaureate 1h 2m 12s
Gain a clear overview of the International Baccalaureate (IB) framework, its philosophy, and its approach to holistic education. This session introduces the core elements of IB, including its learner profile, inquiry-based teaching, and global perspective, equipping educators with a strong foundation to begin their IB journey.
Teaching with Inquiry and Play 57m 40s
Discover how to integrate inquiry and play into your teaching to spark curiosity, creativity, and deeper learning. This session explores strategies to design engaging, student-centered experiences that balance exploration with curriculum goals. Learn how play-based inquiry can build critical thinking, collaboration, and lifelong learning skills.
How to Complete the IB PYP Unit Planner: Effective Strategies for Planning and Reflection in Teaching. 30m 42s
Learn how to confidently complete the IB PYP Unit Planner with a focus on Planning and Reflecting. This session will guide you through aligning inquiry-based learning with IB standards, documenting student growth, and making meaningful adjustments for future teaching. Gain practical strategies to use the planner as a tool for reflection, collaboration, and continuous improvement.
About this Course
Are you a daycare teacher or caretaker working with children ages 3 to 8? This session will introduce you to the world-renowned International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum and show how it empowers educators to nurture confident, curious, and compassionate learners. You’ll gain practical insight into what makes IB unique and how your role as an early childhood educator is essential in shaping tomorrow’s global citizens.
What You’ll Learn:
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What the International Baccalaureate (IB) is and how it applies to early learners (ages 3–8)
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Key elements of the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) in early childhood education
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How IB approaches differ from traditional preschool and elementary models
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Your role as an educator in fostering inquiry-based learning, play, and emotional development
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Strategies to implement IB practices in the classroom to encourage independence and critical thinking
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How to communicate the value of IB learning to parents and families
Takeaways for Educators:
By the end of this workshop, you’ll understand the core values and structure of IB education for ages 3 to 8, know how to integrate IB principles into daily teaching, and gain tools to encourage inquiry, creativity, and emotional growth in your students. You’ll feel confident supporting both children and families as part of a global community of IB educators dedicated to meaningful, internationally minded education.
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