Principled Learner Charter

What are the benefits of being a principled learner?

• Developing strong moral character, gaining self-discipline, improving decision-making skills, fostering a growth mindset, and achieving long-term success.

• Becoming lazy and unmotivated, lacking self-discipline, making poor decisions, having a fixed mindset, and experiencing failure.

• Developing weak moral character, lacking self-discipline, making impulsive decisions, having a fixed mindset, and struggling to achieve success.

• Being indecisive and uncertain, lacking self-discipline, making hasty decisions, having a fixed mindset, and facing constant setbacks.

How should a principled learner treat those around them?

• With compassion and fostering a sense of companionship

• With disrespect and disregard for their dignity and rights

• By sharing their work with peers and on the internet

• By behaving dishonestly in assessments

What should a principled learner do when faced with challenges?

• Give up and move on to an easier task

• Learn from mistakes and use feedback constructively

• Refuse to collaborate with others

• Consult unauthorised material during tests

What is one of the responsibilities of a principled learner when working independently?

• Proactively seek advice from beaks or peers

• Share exam information or answers during or following an exam

• Falsify data or observations in practical situations

• Ignore deadlines and manage work inefficiently

How should a principled learner use technology to support their learning and wellbeing?

• Use AI tools ethically and responsibly

• Share their work with peers and on the internet

• Consult unauthorised material or information during tests

• Falsify data or observations in practical situations

According to the IB Learner Profile, a principled learner acts with integrity and honesty, with a strong sense of fairness and justice, and with respect for the dignity and rights of people everywhere. What is one of the responsibilities of a principled learner?

• Arriving to class prepared and on time

• Ignoring the ideas and opinions of beaks and peers

• Sharing exam information with peers

• Falsifying data or observations in practical situations

What should a principled learner do to ensure academic honesty?

• Produce and submit their own work, making sources clear if used

• Consult unauthorised material or information during tests

• Communicate exam information or answers during or following an exam

• Falsify data or observations in practical situations

What are the characteristics of a principled learner?

• Being dishonest and disrespectful

• Acting with integrity, honesty, and fairness

• Ignoring the rights of others

• Being lazy and unmotivated

How can a principled learner demonstrate ethical behavior in group projects?

• Take credit for others' work

• Communicate openly and collaborate effectively

• Undermine team members

• Ignore deadlines and responsibilities

Why is it important for a principled learner to seek feedback?

• Feedback is irrelevant for personal growth

• Feedback helps in improving performance and learning

• Feedback is a sign of weakness

• Feedback leads to conflicts