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IB PYP Student Skills Guide

The Oxford Resources for IB Primary Years Programme includes a My Reflection Journal designed to help students reflect on their learning approaches, inquiries, and connections to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It emphasizes the importance of regular reflection for personal growth and awareness. The journal contains various sections focused on social, self-management, communication, research, and thinking skills.
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IB PYP Student Skills Guide

The Oxford Resources for IB Primary Years Programme includes a My Reflection Journal designed to help students reflect on their learning approaches, inquiries, and connections to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It emphasizes the importance of regular reflection for personal growth and awareness. The journal contains various sections focused on social, self-management, communication, research, and thinking skills.
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Oxford Resources for IB

Primary Years Programme


Oxford Resources for IB
Primary Years Programme

My Reflection Journal is your place to reflect


on the approaches to learning skills:

Social Self-management Research


Communication Thinking

It helps you reflect on your learner profile and


consider which attributes you’d like to develop. My Reflection Journals

It helps you reflect on your inquiries, on the


concepts you are exploring and the action you take.
It helps you explore the UN Sustainable
Development Goals, and how they connect
with your inquiries.
It is your journal – to record your thinking, ideas
and emotions and to work with others.
Regular reflection makes you a better learner.
It makes you more aware of yourself and others.
Enjoy!

How to get in touch: ISBN 978-1-382-04847-7


web www.oxfordprimary.com/pyp-inquiry-hub
email schools.enquiries.uk@oup.com
tel +44 (0)1536 452610
www.oup.com 9 781382 048477

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Contents
Getting started Social skills
3. Using my journal................................ 27. Interpersonal relationships ............
4. Our Essential Agreements ................ 28. Collaboration ...................................
6. Reflecting on my learner profile ...... 29. Teamwork ..........................................
9. Taking action ...................................... 30. Taking action ....................................

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Self-management skills Communication skills
10. Setting goals .................................... 31. Exchanging information ..................
11. Planning achievable goals ................ 32. Listening to others speak ................
12. Persevering to achieve goals ..........
13. Taking action ....................................
14. Emotions in conflict .........................
pa 33. Speaking to an audience ..................
34. Asking for help and support ............
35. Giving and receiving feedback .........
15. Managing my emotions .................... 36. Taking action ....................................
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16. Finding solutions to conflicts .......... 37. Ways of communicating ..................
pl

17. Using strategies to resolve 38. Trying different types of


conflict ............................................. communication .................................
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18. Mindfulness....................................... 39. Planning how to communicate .........


19. Overcoming distractions.................. 40. Taking action ....................................
Sa

20. Practising being present.................


21. Using the senses ..............................
22. Taking action....................................
23. Self-motivation ...............................
24. Using positive thinking ....................
25. Reflecting on my mindset ...............
26. Taking action ....................................

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U
Research skills
60. Sources of information ...................
Thinking skills Research skills
62. Forming questions ...........................
W
41. Transferring knowledge ................... 60. Sources of information ................... T
63. Using my thinking skills to
43. My metacognition ............................. 62. Forming questions ........................... i
develop an inquiry ............................
44. Making connections .......................... 63. Using my thinking
64. Reflecting skills to
on my inquiry ................. T
45. Using metacognition to help develop an inquiry ............................

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66. Using media ethically....................... R
my learning ...................................... 64. Reflecting on my inquiry ................. a
67. Finding trusted sources of

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46. Critical and creative thinking ......... 66. Using media ......................................
information ethically....................... R
47. Thinking critically ........................... 67. Findingthe
68. Using trusted
internetsources of
responsibly .......
48. Applying creative thinking .............. information ......................................
69. Taking action ....................................
50. Thinking and planning action ..........
52. Transferring knowledge: pa
the SDGs ...........................................
68. Using the internet responsibly .......
Final
69. reflections
Taking action ....................................
70. Reflecting on my year .....................
Final reflections
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55. What is taking action?...................... 72. What’s next? ....................................
70. Reflecting on my year .....................
56. Reflecting on action .........................
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72. What’s next? ....................................


58. How might the learner profile
connect with change? .......................
m
Sa

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Practising being present

Use your sense of hearing to connect to the present moment.


Close your eyes for a minute and focus on what you can hear.
Record the sounds that were closest to you in the smaller circle.
Record the sounds that were further away in the bigger circle.

s
ge
pa
e
pl
m
Sa

How might using your senses help you to learn?


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Using the senses

Sometimes, when we are distracted, it helps to bring ourselves back to the present.

Practice this strategy:


• stop what you are doing for a moment
• notice what you can see, hear and feel.

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Things I can see

ge
pa
e
Things I can hear
pl
m
Sa

Things I can feel

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Transferring knowledge

Being knowledgeable allows us to transfer our past knowledge


to help us with new understanding.

transfer

s
ge
My last inquiry My new inquiry

pa
Reflect on the graph below. What can you tell about this learner?

I am very
knowledgeable
e
pl
m
Sa

I don’t have
much knowledge

Insects Well-being Ecosystems Energy

Reflecting on what you already know can help you learn new things.
This person knows a lot about insects but very little about ecosystems.
Can any of their knowledge be transferred?
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Transferring knowledge

What are you most/least knowledgeable about?


Write an example in each yellow box.
Reflect on where you are today with your knowledge.
Colour the squares in the chart to show your self-assessment.

Five squares = lots of knowledge

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One square = little knowledge

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I am very
knowledgeable
about this

pa
e
pl
m
Sa

I don’t have
much knowledge WW
about this HH

Things I am learning
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Reflecting
Reflecting on
on action
action

Young people around the world have been


principled and helped to create positive change.

Timoci
TimociNaulusala
Naulusala

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In
In2016,
2016,aacyclone
cyclone(a(aspinning
spinningstorm)
storm)hit
hitFiji.
Fiji.ItItcaused
causedhuge
huge
damage
damageto toTimoci’s
Timoci’svillage.
village.The
Theyear
yearafter,
after,when
whenhe hewas
wasjust
just

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12
12years
yearsold,
old,Timoci
Timocispoke
spokeatataaclimate
climatechange
changeconference
conference
in
inGermany.
Germany.HisHisspeech
speechwaswasvery
verypowerful
powerfuland
andhelped
helpedtoto
encourage
encourageaction.
action.

pa What do
you wonder?
e
pl
m
Sa

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Zach Bonner
After a hurricane (a big tropical
storm) hit his town in Florida, Zach
set to work helping people who were
homeless.

s
e He delivered 27 truckloads of water
t
st bottles to people in need when he

ge
was just six years old!

Leah Namugerwa

pa
Leah lives in Uganda, where climate change has caused
extreme weather. Sometimes there are droughts, where
there is no rain. Other times there are floods. Leah has
planted more than 3000 trees. These trees take up water
e
when there is heavy rainfall. This helps to prevent floods.
pl

How might the learner profile connect with Zach


and Leah’s actions?
m
Sa

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