Choose from a range of resources curated here as you implement inquiry processes that empower you and your students.
An Inquiry Reflection Cycle helps both teachers and students develop self-awareness, deepen understanding, improve skills, set goals, and make better decisions. It supports personal and professional growth through feedback, self-improvement, and emotional intelligence, strengthening resilience, stress management, and relationships. By turning experiences into learning, it transforms ‘doing’ into ‘understanding’. An adapted version of Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle is available for use in inquiry-based settings.
It’s important to have shared beliefs about assessment in your school. Use these provocative statements about assessment to generate discussion among colleagues as you work toward aligning your practices.
Rate your current Programme of Inquiry in each section, and use the information to update and balance it going forward.
To simplify your PYP planning process, we’ve created a free, easy-to-use unit planning template.
This presentation focuses on writing strong PYP central ideas, a starting point in the design of an impactful and international-minded Unit of Inquiry.
Download this presentation from our educational consultant to support your school's journey toward using digital tools for planning, teaching, learning, and reflecting.
The Learner Profile attributes contribute greatly to the development of global competences in any curriculum program. You can share digital Learner Profile stickers with students within Qridi Core or download a set here.
Specified Concepts form the backbone of inquiring learning in the PYP. To recognize progress and achievement in this important area, you can share digital stickers with students within Qridi Core or download a set here.