Concepts and ATLs Integration into the Curriculum: Indonesia PYP Meet

Kirsten Durward, Meilianny Jap and Yuni Santosa

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About the Meet-Up

Session 1: Exploring concepts across the curriculum

4:00 – 5:00 pm Jakarta time | 60 minutes

Join Meilianny Jap and Kirsten Durward to rethink your approach to ‘related’ and ‘subject-specific’ concepts in the PYP. Discover where concepts lie in your curriculum and how these can be used to connect ideas across subjects. In this interactive workshop, you will apply your new learning by referencing your curriculum and selecting concepts you can use to deepen learning in your units. Make connections between what you actually teach with conceptual learning so you can move forward with a stronger understanding of how you are addressing the PYP key concepts.

In this session, you will explore:

What related concepts are
How to decide on related and subject-specific concepts for your units
How to refer to your curriculum to select related and subject-specific concepts?

Special Note:
This session will be conducted as an interactive Zoom meeting and will be delivered in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Meilianny Jap and Kirsten Durward

Session 2: Incorporating ATL skills in your single-subject planning

5:00 – 6:00 pm Jakarta time | 60 minutes

Have you wondered how to incorporate the approaches to learning (ATL) skills in your single-subject planning? How do you incorporate the ATL skills in your single-subject teaching and learning? Do you wonder how the progress of the skills can be monitored? In this session, Yuni will dive into how IB PYP single-subject teachers can seamlessly integrate ATL skills into their subject areas.

In this session, you will explore:

The role of ATL skills in your subject planning
How ATL skills can be incorporated into your subjects
How the progress of ATL skills can be monitored

Yuni Santosa

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Disclaimer - This webinar is organised independently of and not endorsed by the IB. Toddle's events and webinars are organised to enable exchange of practices and ideas within the educator community and are not a replacement for the IB official workshops. Views and opinions expressed by the speakers are their personal views and should not be construed as official guidance by the IB.

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Kirsten Durward

Kirsten Durward is an IB educator with 30 years of international experience, including leadership positions in five schools. A CBCI trainer and teacher trainer, Kirsten co-creates events with Toddle and consults with schools to develop bespoke trainings, particularly around transdisciplinary learning, conceptual inquiry, and developing writing. She supports thousands of educators through professional learning networks and offers pedagogical leadership and career coaching. She has presented at EARCOS, AISA, TIES, PYP Leaders Bootcamp, and the QF Teaching and Learning Forum. Kirsten believes that the potential for learning is unlimited and that global professional events are here to stay!

Meilianny Jap

Meilianny Jap has more than two decades of experience within the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP), during which she has dedicated six years to serving as a PYP Coordinator. Her expertise lies in effectively aligning curriculum objectives with the IB philosophy, facilitating a comprehensive and inquiry-based educational approach. In her role as a Program and Event Officer for the Association of National and Private Schools (ANPS) in Indonesia, Meilianny actively engages in organizing educational events, workshops, and conferences, with a particular focus on promoting professional development within the educational community.

Yuni Santosa

Yuni Santosa began her teaching career back in 2002 and quickly found her passion for the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) in 2005. Since then, she has been on an incredible educational adventure across four different countries - Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Norway, and now, Germany. Throughout that time, she has had the privilege of working in different capacities in IB PYP schools - as a class teacher, specialist, and PYP coordinator. Yuni holds a master’s in Education Management and is a certified concept-based curriculum and instruction trainer.

The PYP Indonesia Meet: Integrate concepts and ATLs into your curriculum

About the Meet-Up

Session 1: Exploring concepts across the curriculum

In this session, you will explore:

Session 2: Incorporating ATL skills in your single-subject planning

In this session, you will explore:

Know your speakers

Up next: Related articles, talks and more

The PYP Indonesia Meet:
Integrate concepts and ATLs
into your curriculum