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Work through your app design journal, defining success criteria, sketching three designs, and writing build instructions
Their MYP design journal as they plan an app to organise a collection, explaining the problem, researching, and analysing existing apps
Run a virtual lemonade stand, using algebraic equations to work out costs, revenue, and profit
Tackle eight angle challenges, working with complementary and supplementary angles, parallel lines, and algebraic angle problems
Think through their clay mask-making process, exploring artistic choices, emotions, and links to cubism and fauvism
Talk with Fidel Castro, comparing the film '13 Days' against Cuba's perspective on the Missile Crisis
Talk with Charles Darwin to explore evolution, fossil evidence, and natural selection
Talk with Kevin Costner to analyse the film '13 Days' using OPVL, examining historical accuracy, filmmaking choices, and Cuban Missile Crisis leadership
Museum visitors analysing the Mexican Revolution and Mexican Muralism through source documents, power, and identity
Role inversion: the AI plays a confused younger student, so the child becomes the teacher
Argues the opposing side with students on a social movement of their choice, after reviewing rhetorical devices and evidence-based argument
Argue both sides of deep-sea mining in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, weighing environmental, economic, and ethical concerns
Talk with John Dewey to plan group formation, democratic classrooms, and collaborative learning
Plan a charity concert as an event designer, applying linear functions to model fixed and variable costs
Earth's layers, heat transfer, and plate tectonics with progressively harder real-world problems
Interview a parent of a wheelchair-using child about playground accessibility and safety to design more inclusive play spaces
Design food combustion experiments, forming hypotheses, and applying the Q = mc∆T formula to measure energy
Utilitarianism, Kantian deontology, and moral relativism, applying each framework to moral dilemmas like the lifeboat choice
Talk with Amartya Sen to examine relative poverty, types of inequality, and the capability approach
Simplify fractions, converting between mixed and improper forms, and multiplying fractions step by step
Define, explain, and reason through fractions problems without being handed the answers
Puts students in a French kitchen to practise partitive articles, the verb manger, and food vocabulary
Builds students from DNA basics to genetic engineering, examining its uses in medicine, agriculture, and the environment
Design a Gothic escape room in Genially, from brainstorming Gothic elements to puzzle creation and interactive layout
Design logos and slogans for a healthy drinks brand using colour psychology, typography, and visual design principles
Interview Nehru, Jinnah, Mountbatten, or a 1946 villager about Indian independence and partition
Talk with John Lennon to analyse 'Imagine' and connect its vision to peace, justice, and SDG 16
Read short texts and make inferences, explaining their reasoning with clues from the words themselves
Engineer a machine part by calculating circle area, perimeter, circular sectors, and arc length
Interview Steve Jobs as a journalist about innovation, the IB Learner Profile, and ethical entrepreneurship
Talk with Kyle from Class Dismissed to explore identity, self-discovery, and taking responsibility for your actions
A principal defending their ruling on a lunchroom fight, weighing conflicting accounts, bias, and fair next steps
Build a magnetic levitation transport system for Mars, exploring magnetic fields, friction, and planetary engineering challenges
Investigate the 2005 Mumbai floods, examining their causes, impacts, and the prevention measures that followed
Write acrostic poems from your name in Arabic, English, and Spanish to express your identity
Reflect on their reading, connecting books to their own lives, environment, and other subjects
Practise MYP maths command terms like justify, explain, and calculate through everyday scenarios
Brainstorm your MYP Personal Project, defining learning goals, product goals, and SMART criteria from your interests
Write specific, measurable success criteria for your MYP Personal Project using the SMART framework and clear justifications
Role-play as scientists solving fictional problems using your knowledge of the central nervous system and brain function
The OPCVL method, analysing Holocaust sources for their origin, purpose, value, and limitations
Name and draw organic molecules with IUPAC conventions, from hydrocarbons to functional groups like alcohols and amines
Draft PEEL paragraphs on debate questions, building each point, evidence, explanation, and link for a chosen audience
Design a dream house floor plan, converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages to allocate room sizes and budgets
Build persuasive arguments about food waste, sustainability, and globalisation for 'The Last Plate' writing task
Talk with W.E.B. Du Bois to explore double consciousness, race, and identity through 'The Souls of Black Folk'
Scientists solving real-world problems using measurements, units, unit conversions, and scientific notation
Fix Python errors in two challenges, covering conditional logic, comparison operators, and the random module
Evaluate a gaming platform database, covering primary and foreign keys, relationships, and data integrity
Proportions, scale factors, and unit conversions using road trip scenarios like distances and route planning
Evaluate mixed-accuracy scientific claims using evidence and reasoning, without being told which are correct
Refine their refugee living space sketches, reviewing layout, composition, and functionality against design specifications
Model taxi fares as straight line graphs, interpreting slope, y-intercept, and break-even points to compare two companies
Analyse an article on AI in schools, examining word choice, tone, and sentence structure
Trace a DNA point mutation, transcribing to mRNA, translating to protein, and following its effect on traits
Analyse Trent Shelton's spoken word video 'Everybody Ain't Your Friend', examining performance, visual choices, and poetic devices
Build your own website step by step, covering code structure, responsive design, and accessibility
Interview one of fifteen fictional clients to gather website needs, practise questioning, and uncover design requirements
Interview Archimedes, Watt, Ford, and Musk to investigate levers, steam power, and rocket propulsion
Get targeted feedback on their own paragraphs, focusing on one area at a time to guide revision
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