BV-newsletter-2016(AutumnAndWinter)
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Learner Profile<br />
學 習 者 培 養 目 標<br />
The Learner Profile are the attributes that the IBO feel are<br />
necessary for an internationally minded life long learner<br />
and keeper of the planet to possess.<br />
We introduce the terminology of these attributes throughout<br />
our school day so that the children learn what a person<br />
who is caring or principled does, how they behave. We<br />
encourage them to take risks and try to experience something that they fear – like climbing up on the climbing wall or<br />
using their phonics knowledge to have a go at spelling a word. We encourage the children to reflect on their actions<br />
and the consequences of these, thinking how they might do something differently next time in order to achieve a<br />
different result.<br />
Ms Maggie Bacon<br />
English Head Teacher<br />
Students take time to read to each<br />
other in the reading center as well as<br />
engage in teacher led work.<br />
Tiffany was caring by helping out<br />
Lincoln when he needed help. She<br />
took initiative helping her friend<br />
by passing him the eraser during<br />
working time.<br />
K3A2 students are communicators.<br />
They shared and actively listened<br />
to different ideas about how to<br />
solve the Human Knot game! They<br />
realized that by working together<br />
and exchanging ideas, it was much<br />
easier to overcome challenges.<br />
The students are being inquirers and<br />
discovering the various noises these<br />
shakers make. They loved trying to<br />
find out if two or more sounded alike.<br />
Here, students are trying to decide<br />
which materials to use to create<br />
the exterior and interior of a human<br />
body, thinking about what body parts<br />
a person has and where they should<br />
be placed.<br />
Students read together in the reading<br />
center inquiring into how books<br />
work. Is there a fullstop at the end of<br />
each sentence?<br />
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