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Week 5 Assignment
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Zach McCleney
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Updated Oct 30, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:10
Chapter 2
00:14
Chapter 3
00:38
Chapter 4
00:49
Chapter 5
01:16
Chapter 6
01:30
Chapter 7
01:38
Chapter 8
01:46
Chapter 9
01:58
Chapter 10
02:00
Chapter 11
02:13
Chapter 12
02:19
Chapter 13
02:31
Chapter 14
02:32
Chapter 15
02:56
Chapter 16
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welcome students and parents as you are aware,
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our high school runs the international baccalaureate or I.
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B. Diploma program.
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Now, what does this mean?
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The goal of an ivy education includes the development of the knowledge,
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attitude and skills of all of our younger generation.
00:20 - 00:23
You might be asking yourself what makes this
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so special and different from everyone else.
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Other high school curricula from around the world offer all all offer rigorous
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content and students will gain a great deal of knowledge and skills.
00:34 - 00:35
So why the I. D.
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What makes this Creek um special is the attitude component of it.
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We will go beyond the textbook
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beyond academic concepts beyond traditional education
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and develop young global citizens that want to change the world.
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High school
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specifically is a key part of our education and development as people
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and we of course need to learn life skills,
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the education does this and then some
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students will enroll in courses in literature, foreign languages,
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social sciences, the natural sciences, mathematics and the arts.
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Now again, doesn't this sound like any other curriculum around the world
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and meeting correctly?
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You'll find that this is,
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this is all they focus on and students keep their biases even
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after a great deal of knowledge and skills they have learned or gained
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these biases keep a division among cultures.
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The idea education
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aims to create more open minded individuals that
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are more tolerant and empathetic of others.
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Our attitude makes up our personality
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and who we are
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great attitude creates great character.
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Throughout 90 education,
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students naturally become aware of different cultures and how
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they behave their beliefs and how they view life
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due to this, students must have a shift in their mindset
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in all ivy programs, a shift in attitude instilled throughout their courses.
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Through our approaches to teaching and learning,
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students gain a sense of international mindedness and
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core subjects electives and simply life at school.
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This shift in attitude changes the way students think
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and feel about school, the world relationships and so much more.
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This change in perspective creates this international
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mindedness where students are globally engaged,
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respect and understand other cultures.
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Okay,
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upon graduation
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from high school with an I. B. Diploma, students will add
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a sort of international minded attitude.
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You simply won't get with any other curriculum.
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Our students will be multi lingual, empathetic, knowledgeable and risk taking.
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Individuals prepared to take on higher education
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and the world as a whole.
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Simply put, the graduate will go on to contribute
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to a more peaceful world.
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