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1 International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate I I B B

2 Direction: We value perseverance: setting and pursuing goals and developing leadership skills. Exploration: We value inquiry: being academically dedicated, thoughtful, intellectual risk- takers who consider both global and local issues. Inclusion: We value balance: supporting all members of our community, inclusive of language, culture, and background. Compassion: We value service: striving to be caring, empathetic citizens. The Compass Represents Our Four Core Values:

3 “Some students hope for success” “Others work for it!” I I B B

4 What is I.B.? Who goes into I.B.? What do they get out of it? I I B B

5 2,200 schools 568,000 students in 125 countries 70,000 teachers plus parents, staff, examiners and other colleagues a global community of.… and growing IB Community I I B B

6 Five Winnipeg Schools offer the I.B. Program No extra cost to Parents I I B B

7 A two year program A highly respected common curriculum University credentials International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate I I B B

8 IB Learner Profile “The aim of all IB programmes is to develop internationally minded people who, recognizing their common humanity and shared guardianship of the planet, help to create a better and more peaceful world.” I I B B

9 Choice Schools: Choose courses and framework for the Program Teachers: Choose topics and curriculum options Students: Choose parts of assessment, and are given the opportunity to demonstrate what they know and can do I I B B

10 External - 4000 examiners Worldwide Moderation and Standardization Internal - Evaluated by teachers at the school Special training for teachers Assessment International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate I I B B

11 University bound Academically motivated Intellectually curious Active, compassionate and lifelong learner Who is the I.B. Student? I I B B

12 Pre-university diploma International admissions credential International standards International perspective University credits What Do They Get Out of It? I I B B

13 Language A1 English Language French Spanish Japanese Français Experimental Sciences Physics Chemistry Biology Arts & Electives A 2nd Science Computer Science Music Production Theatre Arts Individuals & Societies History Mathematics Extended Essay Theory of Knowledge Creativity, Action, Service IB Curriculum I I B B

14 International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate I I B B Take 3 Higher Level (HL) and 3 Standard Level (SL) CoursesOne course from each Subject Group Higher Level – 240 hours Standard Level – 150 hoursComplete central elements: EE, CAS, ToK IB Diploma Requirements

15 Higher Level – English, History, Physics, Biology, Music, Français Standard Level – Math, Chemistry, Second Language, Computer Science, Theatre Arts, French, Spanish, Japanese IB Curriculum I I B B

16 7 Excellent 96+% 6 Outstanding 90 – 95% 5 Very Good 80 – 89% 4 Good 70 – 79% 3 Mediocre 60 – 69% 2 Marginal / Weak 1 Very weak Equivalent to Success in Regular Program I.B. Diploma – 24 points IB Grades I I B B

17 Teachers and examiners in partnership Standards applied equally to all schools Criterion referenced grading system Consistency from one year to the next Student control over many aspects of assessment Assessment I I B B

18 Good writing and oral skills Literary heritage with an international perspective World Literature essays Oral Presentation all schools The Academic Subjects I I B B Language A1—English

19 European connections Individual and Society The wider world The Academic Subjects I I B B History

20 Chemistry (SL) Physics (HL) Biology (HL) Practical Laboratory skills Collaborative learning Moral and ethical issues Social Responsibility The Academic Subjects I I B B Experimental Sciences

21 Pre-Calculus Calculus Portfolios Mathematics The Academic Subjects I I B B

22 French B Français Spanish Japanese Written and spoken communication Oral exams The Academic Subjects I I B B 2nd Language

23 Practical production Creativity Music or Theatre Arts IB The Academic Subjects I I B B

24 Critical Thinking International Perspective Learn to Think; Think to Learn Theory of Knowledge I I B B

25 Independent research with School Support Research and writing skills expected by universities Extended Essay I I B B Student Selected Topic for Investigation

26 University Grade Conversions A+AB+B 7654 I I B B

27 Tier I 43 – 45 pts $2800 Tier II 40 – 42 pts $2500 Tier III 37 – 39 pts $2200 Tier IV 34 – 36 pts $1900 Tier V 31 – 33 pts $1600 Tier VI 28 – 30 pts $1300 Tier VII 25 – 27pts $1100 Entrance Scholarships University of Manitoba I I B B IB Scholarship Enhancements: $ 250 for HL 7’s $ 200 for HL 6’s $ 150 for HL 5’s $ 200 for SL 7’s

28 $2250 Scholarship 30 pts No grades below 4 Entrance Scholarships University of Winnipeg I I B B

29 Credit Recognition Policies I I B B U of Winnipeg Higher Level Courses Minimum mark of 5 Student’s Choice: English, Français, History, Physics, Biology, Music U of Manitoba Higher Level Courses Minimum Mark of 4 Student’s Choice: English, Français, History, Physics, Biology

30 English Mathematics Science Geography Second Language Phys. Ed. & Health (One Option) Grade 10 - “Pre I.B. Year” I I B B 8 Credits Science Géographie Français Mathématiques French Immersion

31 Credit Recognition Policies What Do They Get Out of It? I I B B Diploma Entire Program I I B B Certificate Special Areas of Interest I I B B Grade 11 & 12 IB

32 Creative/Action/Service Responsible compassionate citizens Willingness to share 150 Hour Component C.A.S. I I B B

33 Art and Drama explore a wide variety of techniques and mediums “G” level is for general interest “S” level is more challenging Art/Drama 40S are accredited university entrance courses Theatre Arts 32SIB September 2009 I I B B The Arts

34 Art Gallery Drama Productions Musical Theatre Improv Games I I B B The Arts

35 Concert Band Choir Music Production Music Production I.B Guitar Prodigy Jazz Band Music Exchange Trips I I B B Music

36 Lifetime Sports Interschool Intramural Recreational Clubs I I B B Sports

37 I I B B Sports

38 Career Symposium Cinémental City/Provincial Page Program Cultural Circle -Aboriginal perspective Culture Club Christmas Concert Dances Debating ( English & French ) Drama & Musical Productions Encounters with Canada Environmental & Social Awareness Fashion Show Forum for Young Canadians Graduation Committee Great Escape - Grade 11 I.B. Interschool Sports Intramural Sports Key Club National Math Contest Peer Tutoring I I B B Extra Curricular

39 Prodigy Recycling Seniors’ Christmas Dinner Seven Habits Workshop Skills Canada Competitions Spirit Week Stage Band Student Council Student Exchanges Student Leadership Conferences & Seminars Student Support Services Studio Recording Take Pride Winnipeg Talent Show University Exposure Vietnam Orphanage Committee Volunteer Week Yearbook Committee Youth in Philanthropy I I B B Extra Curricular

40 Switzerland (Kumon Leysin Academy) 6 week study program New York London Music Trip Ski Trip 2009 – 2010 I I B B Exchanges & Trips

41 University/College Scholarships Miles Mac Awards Over $150,000 in Scholarships/Awards I I B B Student Success

42 International Baccalaureate International Baccalaureate I I B B


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