This presentation from the AAIB 2009 Conference was from Malcolm Nicolson – Head of MYP (Cardiff) He talked about the 1986 split into IB and IGSCE? and the history of the IB and how the various sections had developed individually and how the different programs talked about inspiration and ingenuity. He acknowledged that the IB [...]
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Human Ingenuity: An Overview of IB Thinking
Posted in conferences, tagged AAIBS, Adelaide, IBO, ingenuity, myp on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Reframing Schooling for Today’s World (Greg Whitby)
Posted in conferences, pedagogy, tagged Adelaide, IBO, ingenuity, whitby on April 20, 2009 | 1 Comment »
‘It’s all about the cloud: anytime, anywhere’ Whitby was the first keynote of the AAIBS 2009 Conference. After a brief attempt at getting his audience to do the chicken dance, he began by talking about something of the bad press that education gets; that we somehow need a ‘revolution’ to make schools right. (Or politicians [...]
Human Ingenuity – Pedagogy for the 21st Century
Posted in conferences, tagged 21stC, AAIBS, Adelaide, IBO, ingenuity, pedagogy on April 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m in Adelaide this weekend at the AAIBS (IB) 2009 Conference with the ambitious agenda of ‘Human ingenuity; Pedagogy for the 21st Century. But it’s begun well and I’ll add some more details notes and responses to the sessions when I find a powerpoint and a hotel that doesn’t charge $55 for internet access. The [...]
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