IB International Baccalaureate Primary Education
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Book Introduction
“Why is the world paying attention to IB education?”
An Alternative to Future Education: Developing Global Talents - IB Education
“Fun education creates happy children!”
The classroom transformed by IB education, and the children who dream within it!
Developing global talent: IB is the answer!
Former Jeju International School, now Vietnam International School
Everything you need to know about IB education from a teacher!
“What changes have you noticed in your child since he or she started attending a school that teaches IB?”
“I enjoy going to school and look forward to it.
“I’m excited to explore something today.”
This is a conversation between the author and a parent who sent their second-grade son, who was attending a public school in Korea, to an IB school abroad.
My child had a sensitive personality and was very thoughtful, so he had a hard time getting along with other children his age. But by chance, he learned about the IB International School.
Even at Korean schools, it took a while for the child to make friends, so the parents were very worried, but soon after, they began to see big changes in the child.
Above all, the change that makes going to school more enjoyable is noteworthy.
IB is an abbreviation for 'International Baccalaureate' and is an educational program developed in Geneva, Switzerland in 1968.
Developed by a private, non-profit educational foundation, the IB program is a curriculum and entrance examination system established to provide a valuable, high-quality education worldwide. The IB program allows students to select subjects based on their individual interests, offers opportunities for in-depth study in specific areas, and fosters not only intellectual but also emotional and ethical growth.
The author raised children attending rural schools to become top students in their entire school through the International Baccalaureate (IB) education without any private tutoring.
The reason why prestigious universities prefer IB students is simple: students who study in the IB program are adept at critical thinking and creative.
It is about learning the qualities that will make you a global citizen who will lead the future.
Korean parents who dream of a "mother-style education" must know about the IB.
This book, written by a mother who successfully raised her children through IB education, talks about IB elementary education. It is no longer an option but a must.
An Alternative to Future Education: Developing Global Talents - IB Education
“Fun education creates happy children!”
The classroom transformed by IB education, and the children who dream within it!
Developing global talent: IB is the answer!
Former Jeju International School, now Vietnam International School
Everything you need to know about IB education from a teacher!
“What changes have you noticed in your child since he or she started attending a school that teaches IB?”
“I enjoy going to school and look forward to it.
“I’m excited to explore something today.”
This is a conversation between the author and a parent who sent their second-grade son, who was attending a public school in Korea, to an IB school abroad.
My child had a sensitive personality and was very thoughtful, so he had a hard time getting along with other children his age. But by chance, he learned about the IB International School.
Even at Korean schools, it took a while for the child to make friends, so the parents were very worried, but soon after, they began to see big changes in the child.
Above all, the change that makes going to school more enjoyable is noteworthy.
IB is an abbreviation for 'International Baccalaureate' and is an educational program developed in Geneva, Switzerland in 1968.
Developed by a private, non-profit educational foundation, the IB program is a curriculum and entrance examination system established to provide a valuable, high-quality education worldwide. The IB program allows students to select subjects based on their individual interests, offers opportunities for in-depth study in specific areas, and fosters not only intellectual but also emotional and ethical growth.
The author raised children attending rural schools to become top students in their entire school through the International Baccalaureate (IB) education without any private tutoring.
The reason why prestigious universities prefer IB students is simple: students who study in the IB program are adept at critical thinking and creative.
It is about learning the qualities that will make you a global citizen who will lead the future.
Korean parents who dream of a "mother-style education" must know about the IB.
This book, written by a mother who successfully raised her children through IB education, talks about IB elementary education. It is no longer an option but a must.
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index
Chapter 1: Why is the world paying attention to IB education?
01: IB schools are being seriously discussed in our public education system.
02: Why Did Japan Institutionalize the IB Program into Public Education?
03: Why do prestigious universities prefer IB students?
04: A Change That Can No Longer Be Delayed - The Future Education Paradigm
05: Education without textbooks
Chapter 2: What Elementary Parents Need to Know About the Elementary IB PYP
01: What is IB Education?
02: The Talent IB Seeks - The Learner
03: What and how to learn without a textbook
04: Connecting Subjects and Concepts
05: The Master of Exploratory Learning and the Facilitator of Learning
06: A Framework for Transdisciplinary Inquiry - Annual Inquiry Program
07: Essentials of an IB Education - How to Approach Learning
Chapter 3: The Classroom Transformed by IB Education, and the Children Who Dream Within It
01: Shift from spoon-fed education to inquiry-based education.
02: What if students could design their own learning environment and classroom?
03: Self-efficacy makes children dance.
04: Grow into active participants in your own life.
05: IB PYP Assessment to Help Children Grow into Reflective Children
Chapter 4: Developing Global Talent: The IB is the Answer
01: I hope our children grow up to be happy adults.
02: Why Children Who Want to Become YouTubers Succeed - IB Learner Profile
03: Qualifications of a Teacher to Teach IB Education - Teaching Approach
04: A Message to the IB Learning Community
Chapter 5: Sharing Real-World Experiences in IB Education
01: A student who went from being a country bumpkin in Jeju to becoming a top student at an international school.
02: Students in Crisis Transformed by IB International Education
03: Students who switched from public education to IB DP and entered American universities
04: IB Education as Told by IB International School Teachers
05: IB Talks from an IB Expert and International School Principal Who Loves Korean Students
06: From contract teacher to international school IB specialist teacher
supplement
List of schools offering the IB PYP Primary Years Programme
IB PYP Reference Materials and Sites
01: IB schools are being seriously discussed in our public education system.
02: Why Did Japan Institutionalize the IB Program into Public Education?
03: Why do prestigious universities prefer IB students?
04: A Change That Can No Longer Be Delayed - The Future Education Paradigm
05: Education without textbooks
Chapter 2: What Elementary Parents Need to Know About the Elementary IB PYP
01: What is IB Education?
02: The Talent IB Seeks - The Learner
03: What and how to learn without a textbook
04: Connecting Subjects and Concepts
05: The Master of Exploratory Learning and the Facilitator of Learning
06: A Framework for Transdisciplinary Inquiry - Annual Inquiry Program
07: Essentials of an IB Education - How to Approach Learning
Chapter 3: The Classroom Transformed by IB Education, and the Children Who Dream Within It
01: Shift from spoon-fed education to inquiry-based education.
02: What if students could design their own learning environment and classroom?
03: Self-efficacy makes children dance.
04: Grow into active participants in your own life.
05: IB PYP Assessment to Help Children Grow into Reflective Children
Chapter 4: Developing Global Talent: The IB is the Answer
01: I hope our children grow up to be happy adults.
02: Why Children Who Want to Become YouTubers Succeed - IB Learner Profile
03: Qualifications of a Teacher to Teach IB Education - Teaching Approach
04: A Message to the IB Learning Community
Chapter 5: Sharing Real-World Experiences in IB Education
01: A student who went from being a country bumpkin in Jeju to becoming a top student at an international school.
02: Students in Crisis Transformed by IB International Education
03: Students who switched from public education to IB DP and entered American universities
04: IB Education as Told by IB International School Teachers
05: IB Talks from an IB Expert and International School Principal Who Loves Korean Students
06: From contract teacher to international school IB specialist teacher
supplement
List of schools offering the IB PYP Primary Years Programme
IB PYP Reference Materials and Sites
Publisher's Review
“What if students could design their own learning environments and classrooms?”
“What if you want your child to grow up to be an active participant in his or her own life?”
A change that can no longer be delayed
IB education, the paradigm of future education!
It is no exaggeration to say that Korean education has reverted to focusing on college entrance exams.
Therefore, it will be very important to implement IB education from elementary school to adapt to the changes that have occurred, and not only school teachers but also parents should collect and study information about IB education.
"Isn't IB education a private education for students at expensive international schools? How can foreign educational programs be introduced into public education?"
This is a common question asked by parents and teachers when they first learn about the push to integrate IB education into public education. The IB craze began when some education offices introduced the IB curriculum into public education.
The Jeju and Daegu superintendents of education, together with the IB headquarters, confirmed the introduction of the Korean version of the IB in April 2019.
Boards of education have plans to introduce the IB program to all elementary, middle, and high schools in public education.
Is today's school education truly helping children have a positive adolescence? The world our children will live in as adults will undoubtedly be one where "change" is a daily occurrence.
What skills do we need to be happy in such a world? It's only natural that happiness would be difficult to achieve if we went out into the world with the passive, rote memorization-focused education of traditional schooling.
The IB education teaches students how to become happy adults. This is because the IB curriculum cultivates future global talents who understand differences and possess the creativity and critical thinking skills demanded by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
If you sense that the world is changing rapidly, it is imperative that you nurture your children with the qualities that will enable them to survive in this changing environment.
The change has begun.
If you want your children to grow up to be happy adults, learn about the IB education today.
“What if you want your child to grow up to be an active participant in his or her own life?”
A change that can no longer be delayed
IB education, the paradigm of future education!
It is no exaggeration to say that Korean education has reverted to focusing on college entrance exams.
Therefore, it will be very important to implement IB education from elementary school to adapt to the changes that have occurred, and not only school teachers but also parents should collect and study information about IB education.
"Isn't IB education a private education for students at expensive international schools? How can foreign educational programs be introduced into public education?"
This is a common question asked by parents and teachers when they first learn about the push to integrate IB education into public education. The IB craze began when some education offices introduced the IB curriculum into public education.
The Jeju and Daegu superintendents of education, together with the IB headquarters, confirmed the introduction of the Korean version of the IB in April 2019.
Boards of education have plans to introduce the IB program to all elementary, middle, and high schools in public education.
Is today's school education truly helping children have a positive adolescence? The world our children will live in as adults will undoubtedly be one where "change" is a daily occurrence.
What skills do we need to be happy in such a world? It's only natural that happiness would be difficult to achieve if we went out into the world with the passive, rote memorization-focused education of traditional schooling.
The IB education teaches students how to become happy adults. This is because the IB curriculum cultivates future global talents who understand differences and possess the creativity and critical thinking skills demanded by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
If you sense that the world is changing rapidly, it is imperative that you nurture your children with the qualities that will enable them to survive in this changing environment.
The change has begun.
If you want your children to grow up to be happy adults, learn about the IB education today.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: January 17, 2023
- Page count, weight, size: 264 pages | 346g | 152*225*13mm
- ISBN13: 9791169101271
- ISBN10: 1169101275
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