Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So this International Middle Years Curriculum seems to have some glowing testimonials from a few schools, which is slightly more than Creative Minds's curriculum seems to have. However, this looks like yet another project based learning curriculum that has no supporting peer reviewed research measuring its efficacy.
International Baccalureate programs are well-respected world wide. It is the organizing program that Deal uses to much success. It is not project based, but it is cross-discipline thematic which means it carries lArge questions and themes across all classes as much as possible. so they may have the same overarching theme running through history, English, math, science and language classes. It's a really great way to organize a school. Not just for the mAterial presented to the students, but also the way the entire needs to work together and communicate goals etc.
The International Middle Years Curriculum is NOT the same as the IB Middle Years Program.
Compare:
http://www.greatlearning.com/imyc/
http://www.ibo.org/en/programmes/middle-years-programme/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Last two poster are fake.
Agreed, I heard every kid will get 2 Chromebooks, just in case. Never enough technology.
(and I say this as the other "fake" poster). Anonymous wrote:Last two poster are fake.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So this International Middle Years Curriculum seems to have some glowing testimonials from a few schools, which is slightly more than Creative Minds's curriculum seems to have. However, this looks like yet another project based learning curriculum that has no supporting peer reviewed research measuring its efficacy.
International Baccalureate programs are well-respected world wide. It is the organizing program that Deal uses to much success. It is not project based, but it is cross-discipline thematic which means it carries lArge questions and themes across all classes as much as possible. so they may have the same overarching theme running through history, English, math, science and language classes. It's a really great way to organize a school. Not just for the mAterial presented to the students, but also the way the entire needs to work together and communicate goals etc.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I was told that Washington Global is going to have a 1:1 Chromebook program.
friggin hell.
Anonymous wrote:I was told that Washington Global is going to have a 1:1 Chromebook program.