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IB MYP English (Grade 7) S
First Term
(Aug 2016 - Dec 2016)
Character
Statement of inquiry
In Literature, Gender roles determine the way in which a character communicates, as well as being key in the shaping of personal and social identity.
Inquiry questions
Summative assessment
A B C D
Relationship between summative assessment task(s) and statement of inquiry:
Analysing Organizing Producing text Using language
Evaluating Parvana's character from The Breadwinner will explore how gender can be as
significant in terms of how one is perceived by others. Parvana's assumption of the male
gender shapes her identity and students will explore this in their essay.
N/A N/A N/A N/A
Tue Composition 3:00 PM
20
Sep
writing a fable
Class mean of Assessed Criteria 2016
Fable_Rubric-1.docx
Objectives
Tue Task 9:00 AM
A Analysing
identify and comment upon significant aspects of texts 11
Oct
commonwealth essay writing competition
identify and comment upon the creators choices 2016 Hi all,
B Organizing please find the flyer for the essay writing competition. I encourage
employ organizational structures that serve the context and intention everyone to take part in the competition. Please make sure that your
organize opinions and ideas in a logical manner first draft is with me by the 31st of November.
C Producing text
produce texts that demonstrate thought and imagination while exploring new QueensEssayCompetition-A4Fl...
perspectives and ideas arising from personal engagement with the creative
process Tue Research report 9:00 AM
make stylistic choices in terms of linguistic, literary and visual devices,
demonstrating awareness of impact on an audience 1
Nov
project
D Using language 2016
use appropriate and varied vocabulary, sentence structures and forms of Personal_response_rubric.doc
expression
write and speak in an appropriate register and style Tue Task 9:00 AM
Regards,
Vincent
myp1_rubric.doc
A Analysing
identify and comment upon significant aspects of texts
I Communication skills
Learning Experiences
Exchanging thoughts, messages and information effectively through interaction
Give and receive meaningful feedback students will share their experiences from the different places they have lived in and
Use intercultural understanding to interpret communication visited.
Use appropriate forms of writing for different purposes and audiences Group work will be used where students will share their knowledge and guide each
Use a variety of media to communicate with a range of audiences other and provide different perspectives.
Negotiate ideas and knowledge with peers and teachers the writing tasks will enhance their communication in class.
Reading, writing and using language to gather and communicate information
Read critically and for comprehension research work on the Taliban will provide access to different media
Read a variety of sources for information and for pleasure
Make inferences and draw conclusions The class reader and comprehension texts will provide students with a variety of
Use and interpret a range of discipline-specific terms and symbols reading material.
Write for different purposes
Organize and depict information logically
Structure information in summaries, essays and reports
Standards
Writing skills
Service
Reflection: this unit can be used to assist students to understand their role and duty in society. They can reflect on how they can make a difference in the society by accepting
that they are significant. The unit gives them the opportunity to discover themselves and cement themselves in society.using language to reach others in the community.
Learner Profile
Communicators: The tasks and activities will enable students to epress themselves to others nad to use various media to communicate ideas
Differentiation
Describe how you will differentiate teaching & learning for this unit?
SIMPLE LANGUAGE
The more complex the
language you use, the less likely all your students will be able to access the
meaning.
Differentiate by simplifying your language.
Consider the different places you might do this:
When speaking to the whole class.
When speaking to individuals
When writing comments.
On PowerPoint or IWB slides.
On hand-outs.
Simplifying does not mean dumbing down. It means
making things clear and easy to understand.
KEY WORD DISCUSSION
Before you ask students to use new keywords in
their writing, encourage them to use them in discussion.
This will give students an opportunity to come to
terms with the meaning of the keywords and how they can be used.
Mistakes made in speech are easier to learn from
and quicker to rectify than mistakes made in writing.
They are also less damaging to the ego (not least
because they disappear).
STEPPED ACTIVITIES
Stepped activities take students on a learning
journey that gets progressively more challenging.
Resources
Journal
journal
Added on September 02, 2014
Oxford
English: An International Approach Book 1 Rachel
Redford
The
Breadwinner Deborah Ellis
the teacher will focus on inquiry questions that enable students to discover themselves, their role in the family unit and their role in the society. the teacher will build on the
students' experiences including adjusting to new environments and the challenges they may face. Students will be expected to know their identity and how it shapes them.
They could also tap into their strengths and weaknesses and how these help them relatee with others. students will build on their reflective attributes. From this unit it is
possible that students will be more aware of their role in society and how they can contribute towards making the world a better place for all.
During teaching
What difficulties did we encounter while completing the unit or the summative assessment task(s)?
What resources are proving useful, and what other resources do we need?
What can we adjust or change?
What skills need more practice?
What is happening in the world right now with which we could connect teaching and learning in this unit?
The unit was one that was really engaging to both the students and the teacher. However challenges were encountered with the reader ' The Breadwinner'. Some of the themes
of war and gender inequalities were too deep and required more time for clarity for the students. the teacher needs to break these topics into smaller topics for the lesson to be
more successful. The students really enjoyed their research on cities and how they have been devasted by war. They were able to draw parallels between what they read in the
'Breadwinner' and what is happening in Syria..
The summative tasks were done well. The students challenged themselves into researching on the impact of war in societies. The outcomes showed the teacher that the
students are very international minded and they care . Students were able to achieve very high grades which was very impressive. The project on The Breadwinner is one that
can be used as a significant artifact. Using groups and group presentations was highly appreciated by the students. the students also learnt from each other sharing their
experiences of living in different countries. Students loved analyzing the book and discussing how Parvana is a character to emulate for them as young children. The teacher
would most probably use the same strategies for the next unit.
Second Term
Third Term
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MYP_1HOLIDAY_ASSIGNMENT.docx
Vincent
myp1_rubric.doc