Agencia y Acción

What does 'agency' mean in the context of IB?

• The ability of a person to fly on an airplane

• A building where financial transactions take place

• A type of life insurance

• The ability of a person to make decisions and act autonomously

What is the importance of 'action' in the IB program?

• The action is only important for teachers, not for students

• Action promotes active learning and student participation in their own education.

• Action is not important in the IB program

• Action is important only in some areas of the IB program

How can a student demonstrate 'agency' in the IB program?

• Copying other students' answers

• Not participating in extra activities

• Taking initiative in their learning and setting personal goals

• Waiting for the teacher to tell them what to do

What are some ways in which students can take 'action' in their community?

• Not participating in any activities

• Playing video games at home

• Ignoring community issues

• Participating in volunteer activities, organizing fundraising events, promoting awareness on important issues, or participating in community improvement projects.

Why is it important to foster 'agency' and 'action' in the IB program?

• To demotivate students and make them less responsible.

• To limit students' creativity and autonomy.

• To develop critical thinking, decision-making, and responsibility skills in students.

• To prevent students from developing decision-making skills.

What is the role of the educator in the development of 'agency' and 'action' in students?

• Discourage student decision-making

• Limit student participation

• Ignore student autonomy

• Promote student autonomy and active participation

How can the 'agency' and 'action' in the IB program positively impact society?

• Fostering irresponsibility among students in their community

• Limiting students' ability to make decisions

• Empowering students to take initiatives and act responsibly in their community.

• Making students passive and not participate in the community

What is the difference between 'agency' and 'action' in the context of IB?

• The difference is that 'agency' refers to a brokerage or agency, while 'action' refers to an action or participation in a company.

• The difference is that 'agency' refers to a government agency, while 'action' refers to an advertising agency.

• The difference is that 'agency' refers to an agency or brokerage, while 'action' refers to an action or participation in a company.

• The difference is that 'agency' refers to a travel agency, while 'action' refers to an action in a movie.

What are some examples of 'action' projects carried out by IB students?

• Community service activities, awareness campaigns, sustainability projects

• Entertainment activities

• Advanced technology projects

• Scientific research

How can the 'agency' and 'action' in the IB program help students develop life skills?

• Promoting dependence instead of independence

• Fostering decision-making, responsibility, and the ability to solve problems independently.

• Teaching students to avoid decision-making

• Limiting problem-solving ability