PYP exhibition is an opportunity for 10-12 year students who are in their final year of the PYP to explore knowledge, synthesize it collaboratively and apply their learning to take an appropriate course of action that arises from their genuine concern and commitment towards environment and humanity.During their inquiry process they are involved in identifying, investigating and offering solutions to real life issues or problems. A central idea is selected which is of sufficient significance to warrant a detailed inquiry by all students. They incorporate the five essential elements and exhibit the attributes of the learner profile that they have been developing throughout their years in the PYP.The PYP exhibition unites the students teachers, parents and the other school community in a collaborative experience and celebrates the transition of the learners to the Middle School.
It is designed for teen-aged students who are new to research. It has a brief overview of different topics. It pulls together articles from over 1,200 academic journals, newspapers and magazines. It also has reference resources and links to audio and video
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Global Issues in Context brings together information about issues affecting each country in the world. It can be searched by topic or by country. It has articles from academic journals, newspapers and magazines. It also links to podcasts and videos.
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Designed for children aged 6-14, National Geographic Kids provides articles on science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space.
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The Down-to-Earth Guide to Global Warming
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Three Wishes: Palestian and Israeli children speak
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Britannica Library is an encyclopedia covering a broad range of topics. It has sections for kids, teenagers, and adults, and gives a brief overview of over 125,000 different subjects.
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