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What characteristics do PYP - Primary Years Programme
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| Inquirers |
Student's natural curiosity has been nurtured.
They have acquired the skills necessary to conduct purposeful, constructive
research. They actively enjoy learning and their love of learning
will be sustained throughout their lives |
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| Thinkers |
Students exercise initiative in applying
thinking skills critically and creatively to make sound decisions
and to solve complex problems. |
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| Communicators |
Students receive and express ideas and
information confidently in more than one language, including the language
of mathematical symbols. |
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| Risk takers |
Students approach unfamiliar situations
without anxiety and have the confidence and independence of spirit
to explore new roles, ideas and strategies. They are courageous
and articulate in defending issues in which they believe. |
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| Knowledgeable |
Students have spent time in school exploring
themes which have global relevance and importance. In doing so, they
have acquired a critical mass of significant knowledge. |
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| Principled |
Students have a sound grasp of the principles
of moral reasoning. They have integrity, honesty and a sense of fairness
and justice. |
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| Caring |
Students show sensitivity towards the
needs and feelings of others. They have a sense of personal commitment
to action and service. |
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| Open-minded |
Students respect the views, values and
traditions of other individuals and cultures, and they are accustomed
to seeking and considering a range of points of view. |
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| Well-balanced |
Students understand the importance of
physical and mental balance and personal well-being. |
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| Reflective |
Students give thoughtful consideration
to their own learning and analyze their personal strengths and weaknesses
in a constructive manner. |
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