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The personal project is a culminating project for the MYP. Students investigate an area of their choosing and interest in order to create a product. As a part of their learning journey, students create action plans and specifications for their project and reflect on the process and its outcome. This project ties together the students’ understandings as they near the end of the MYP. It allows them to demonstrate their ability to use the skills and knowledge that they have developed over the five years of the programme. 

This resource is designed as a ready-to-use repository for all things personal project for your MYP students. It contains downloadable templates for students to meet each of the four criteria for the personal project, as well as actionable guidance. Students can choose from a variety of templates provided to design their plans, create success criteria and evaluate their products. There are tools to help students document their use of the ATL skills as well. It also provides space for students to reflect on the project overall and the impact on themselves as learners. 

Inside this resource:

  • Concise overview of the personal project objectives
  • Ready-to-use prompts and templates for students designed as per specifications of each objective
  • Toolkit for documenting the use of ATLs for individual students

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Lisa McKeon Joassaint
Lisa has been teaching MYP Individuals and Societies since 2008. She has taught for 16 years in American and International schools in Haiti, Sri Lanka and currently teaches at the ACS Hillingdon International School, London. Trained as an intermediate/senior French and History teacher in Canada, Lisa is a secondary school Social Studies and DP History teacher and Head of Grade 10 currently. Shae has been an IB workshop leader since 2013, and has previously held several leadership positions including MYP Coordinator, ATL leader and Head of Department for her school. She enjoys working with curriculum across levels and the flexibility of the MYP.
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Personal Project Student Starter Pack
The personal project ties together the students’ understandings as they near the end of the IB- MYP years. This resource contains downloadable templates for students to meet each of the four criteria for the personal project, as well as actionable guidance.