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PYP and MYP Learning Approaches Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the key difference in the approach to learning between the PYP and the MYP?

a)

The PYP is transdisciplinary, while the MYP is interdisciplinary.

b)

The PYP focuses on individual work, while the MYP focuses on group work.

c)

The PYP has a fixed curriculum, while the MYP uses a flexible framework.

d)

The PYP emphasizes projects, while the MYP emphasizes exams.

2.

The PYP has six transdisciplinary themes. What corresponds to these in the MYP?

a)

The Global Contexts

b)

The Learner Profile

c)

The IB Approaches to Learning (ATL)

d)

The MYP Subject Groups

3.

Both the PYP and MYP share a common set of attributes that describe the ideal student. What is this called?

a)

The IB Learner Profile

b)

The IB Mission Statement

c)

The Key Concepts

d)

The Personal Project

4.

What element is central to the MYP, supporting students in making practical connections between their studies and the real world?

a)

Work-based learning

b)

Interdisciplinary learning

c)

Conceptual understanding

d)

The Personal Project

5.

What is the culminating project for students in the MYP?

a)

The Exhibition

b)

The Personal Project

c)

The extended essay

d)

The community project

6.

A PYP student in a unit about 'how the world works' is exploring Scientific and Technical Innovation. Which MYP Global Context does this align with?

a)

Fairness and Development

b)

Identities and Relationships

c)

Globalization and Sustainability

d)

Scientific and Technical Innovation

7.

Which PYP key concept is most directly related to the MYP's focus on interdisciplinary connections?

a)

Form

b)

Causation

c)

Connection

d)

Perspective

8.

How do students move from the PYP to the MYP?

a)

The PYP Exhibition directly transitions into the MYP Personal Project.

b)

Students who complete the PYP are automatically enrolled in the MYP.

c)

It is a natural 'next step' in their learning journey that builds on the skills developed in the PYP.

d)

It involves a final exam to qualify for the MYP.

9.

The MYP introduces a different approach to subject-specific assessment than the PYP. What is characteristic of the MYP assessment?

a)

Assessment is norm-referenced, comparing students to each other.

b)

Teachers use externally assessed examinations only.

c)

Assessment is based on four published criteria per subject group, with grades on a 1-7 scale.

d)

A single summative test determines the final score for each subject.

10.

Service as action is exclusively a component of the PYP and is not a part of the MYP.

a)
True
b)

False