International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)
Transcript of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)
Thursday, January 7th, 2021 | 7:00 to 8:30 PM | VIRTUAL
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Information Night Agenda
1. Introductions
• Paul Sydor – Superintendent of Student Achievement
• IB Teachers, Coordinators and Supervisors
2. Why IB / An Overview of the IB Diploma Programme
3. Implementation of the IBDP
4. Grade 9/10 preparatory IB Programme
5. Application process
6. Question Period
IB Mission Statement
The International Baccalaureate Organization in partnership with IB World Schools aim to:
✓Develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young people
✓Develop students who help to create a better and more peaceful world through intercultural understanding and respect
Why IBDP?
International accreditation
Internal and external evaluations
Rigorous curriculum and IB trained teachers
University feedback
- IB students are better prepared for post-secondary education
Why IBDP?
Develops inquiring, caring young people
Students become experts in wide range of subjects
Advanced standing credits can be awarded when entering post-secondary schools
IBDP Overview
IB is a not-for-profit foundation created by teachers at the International School of Geneva, Switzerland. Founded in 1968, IB is celebrating its 52nd Anniversary.
Four programme: Primary Years Programme (PYP K-5) Middle Years Programme (MYP 6-10)
Diploma Programme (DP 11-12) Careers Programme (CP 11-12)
Preparatory IB - Overview
Grade 9 and 10 accelerated and preparatory programme prepares students for the Diploma Programme (Grades 11 and 12)
For example:Accelerated math (grade 10 and 11 math)
Compacted Civics/Careers
Introduction to DP Core Concepts (CAS, EE, TOK)
IBDP Overview
Oakridge is one of 186 schools in Canada that offers the Diploma Programme.
Oakridge is one of 89 schools in Ontario that offers the Diploma Programme.
Oakridge is one of 73 publicly funded schools in Ontario offering the Diploma Programme.
Preparatory IB - ACADEMIC OPTIONS
GRADE 9 GRADE 10
English English
French French
Geography History
Grade 9 Math Grade 10 Math
Science Grade 11 Math
Health Physical Education Science
Arts Elective Civics/Careers (possible compact)
Other Elective Other Elective
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5-http://www.ibo.org/globalassets/digital-tookit/brochures/1709-dp-brochure-en.pdf
Subjects Offered In The Diploma Programme
❶Literature and Language,
❷Language Acquisition,
❸Individuals and Societies,
❹Sciences,
❺Mathematics,
❻the Arts (not offered at Oakridge).
High Levels (HL) + Standards Levels (SL)
Usually 3 HL + 3 SL
HL = 3 semesters of study
SL = 2 semesters of study
Two IB Streams at Oakridge
Equivalent OSSD CreditsIB Course / “Group” OSSD Equivalent
Language and Literature ENG3U6, ENG4U6, ETS4U6
Global Politics CGD3M6, CGR4M6, CGW4U6
Biology SBI3U6, SBI4U6, SNC4M6
French FSF3U6, FSF4U6
Mathematics MHF4U6, MCV4U6
History CHT3O6, CHY4U6
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Chemistry SCH3U6, SCH4U6
TOK HZT4U6
Graduating Total of 11 4U/4M courses
The Core Of The Diploma Programme
Theory of Knowledge (TOK)
Course work - students express how TOK manifests in the world around us (TOK exhibition and 1,600 word paper)
Extended Essay (EE)
Self-directed undergraduate-level research; inspired by IB courses (3000 - 4000 word paper)
Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS)
Volunteer participation in activities alongside academic studies
Multiple opportunities for students to demonstrate knowledge:
Internal Evaluations - graded by classroom teachers
External Evaluations - graded by out-of-school moderator
Students graduate with both an IB Diploma and an
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
IB Evaluations
Each course is marked on a 7 point scale.
6 courses X 7 possible points = 42
Core (CAS, EE, TOK) = 3
TOTAL IB Score
= 45
IB GRADING
Full list found on Oakridge Website on the International Baccalaureate webpage.
Canadian University Acceptance Information
Admissions
Entrance ScholarshipsKing’s offers generous, guaranteed scholarships!
GRADUATING TO POST-SECONDARY
“88% of DP graduates earn a Bachelor’s Degree within the allotted time compared with 58% of all students.”
IB World Magazine (May, 2011)
Attributes of an IB Student?
Takes initiative in their learning
Collaborates
Has a successful academic record
Participates in many extra-curriculars
Is an effective time manager
Has a positive attitude towards learning
Out of Area Students and Transportaion
Out-of-area families are responsible for their own transportation.
Out-of-area students are expected to complete the IBDP, if they do not, they may be supported to attend their designated “home” TVDSB school.
Program Fees
Grade 9 – Sept. $300
Grade 10 – Sept. $300 and Feb. $475
Grade 11 – Sept. $475 and Feb $475
Grade 12 – Sept. $475
Total = $2500
Application Process
Applications are reviewed by a committee and scored base upon: Reference letter
Written response by student
Copy of Final Grade 7 Report Card (for grade 9 applicant)
Copy of First Grade 8 Report Card (for grade 9 applicant)
Possible late entry points (Entering grades 10 and 11) Students may apply after grade 8 however preferences will be given to
existing Oakridge preparatory IB students and ALL academic requirements must be met (e.g. acceleration of mathematics)
APPLICATION PROCESS
Applications can be found on the Oakridge website under “Programs”.
Link to IB Application Information (Link available after the January 7th presentation)
Applications are currently available on Oakridge webpage.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Application are due by Thursday, January 21
Applications must be emailed to the school IB email.
[email protected](automatic reply will notify you that your email has been received – check junk mail)
APPLICATION PROCESS
Offers of acceptance will be emailed to successful candidates by:
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Offers must be accepted no later than:
Monday, February 1, 2021
QUESTION PERIOD