WorksheetsATL and Global Contexts MYP
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is ATL?
Approaches to Love
Approaches to Learning
Approaches to Teach Learning
Approaches to Living
Which one is not the ATL skill?
Communication
Thinking
Social
Self-motivated
Research
Listening, speaking, reading, and writing are all part of which ATL Skill?
Social Skills
Thinking Skills
Communication Skills
Research Skills
Collecting and analyse data to identify solutions and make informed decisions is part of which ATL skill?
Communication Skills
Self-Management Skills
Thinking Skills
Research Skills
Planning strategies and take action to achieve personal and academic goals is part of which ATL skill?
Thinking Skills
Self-Management Skills
Communication Skills
Social Skills
Helping others to succeed is part of which ATL skill?
Communication Skills
Social Skills
Thinking Skills
Self-Management Skills
Negotiating ideas and knowledge with peers and teachers is part of which ATL skill?
Research Skills
Thinking Skills
Social Skills
Communication Skills
Gathering and organising relevant information to formulate an argument is part of which ATL skill?
Research Skills
Thinking Skills
Communication Skills
Self-Management Skills
How many global contexts do we have in the MYP?
4
5
6
7
IB unit chooses multiple global contexts within a unit.
True
False
This global context explores the meaning of when and where.
Identities and Relationships
Orientation in Space and Time
Personal and Cultural Expression
Scientific and Technical Innovation
This global context explores what it means to be human.
Orientation in Space and Time
Fairness and Development
Identities and Relationships
Globalization and Sustainability
Students will explore rights and responsibilities; the relationship between communities; sharing finite resources, etc. in their unit, which global context they should choose?
Fairness and Development
Identities and Relationships
Orientation in Space and Time
Personal and Cultural Expression
Students will explore how do we understand the world in which we live, how the world works, etc. Which global context would align to?
Globalization and Sustainability
Fairness and Development
Scientific and Technical Innovation
Personal and Cultural Expression
What is the purpose of the MYP global contexts?
They help us understand why we are learning about a particular topic/concept
They provide relevancy to real life
They allow us to view concepts in multiple perspectives
The above answers are correct
What it means to be human?
Orientation of Time and Space
Fairness and Development
Identities and Relationships
Personal and Cultural Expression
Globalization and Sustainability
How we organize ourselves.
Sharing Rights and Responsibilities
Who are we?
Where are we in space and time?
Fairness and Development
Structure of Organizations
Access to Equal Opportunity
Exploration and Migration
Nature, Culture, Beliefs
Scientific and Technical Innovation
Sharing the Planet
Structure and Function of Humans
Enjoyment of Creativity
How Humans understand Scientific Principles.
Creativity
Only limited by the amount of time
interacting with other things
Links, bonds, relationships
How we see things
Development
connections between people and ideas
transformations
International Theme
Progress and Growth
Sets of interdependent components
Logic
Identity
Systems
Culture
Provides the shape and structure for the product
community
global interactions
time, space, and place
Form
Absolute or relative position of people and objects.
Time, space and place
aesthetics
culture
relationships
Groups working together for similar beliefs.
Form
Connections
Community
Development
Links, bonds, and relationships among people, objects and ideas.
communication
change
connections
creativity
How people see things differently
Relationships
perspective
identity
global interactions
Human connections to the world we live in.
Change
relationships
form
systems
What makes us who we are?
aesthetics
logic
form
identity
Pretty, texture, sounds, making it better.
Creativity
Form
Aesthetics
Logic
Making sure your message is clear to the receiver.
Communication
Form
Logic
Culture
It is who we are and what we are about
Systems
Culture
Connections
Development
Rational Thinking to approach problem solving.
creativity
community
logic
change
