IB Middle Years Program (MYP) ?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
You don't need the MYP for any of that. The MYP just tends to get added in areas where the IB diploma programs at the HS are poorly subscribed.

Ah the rabid anti-IB poster. Quality contribution as always.

[Anonymous]

IB and AAP are different. AAP is accelerated, while IB is not in elementary and middle school. My kids are at an IB AAP center. They say the IB program is incorporated into the AAP curriculum as well. I wouldn't select a Gen Ed IB curriculum over AAP curriculum, even if the AAP curriculum doesn't incorporate IB. I think AAP should prepare kids for the rigorous high school IB program better than the elementary and middle school Gen Ed IB programs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
You don't need the MYP for any of that. The MYP just tends to get added in areas where the IB diploma programs at the HS are poorly subscribed.

Ah the rabid anti-IB poster. Quality contribution as always.

You can't deal with the facts, apparently.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:IB and AAP are different. AAP is accelerated, while IB is not in elementary and middle school. My kids are at an IB AAP center. They say the IB program is incorporated into the AAP curriculum as well. I wouldn't select a Gen Ed IB curriculum over AAP curriculum, even if the AAP curriculum doesn't incorporate IB. I think AAP should prepare kids for the rigorous high school IB program better than the elementary and middle school Gen Ed IB programs.

I think there are a few type-o in some of the posts. AP and IB are the high school options. I htink most people know Some people's phones might pick AAP out of default since that is what they type most often