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IBDP Coordinator<\/p>\n
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It is great to welcome you back on to campus for the Secondary \u2018Back to school night\u2019. The information contained in this document is intended to give you a brief overview of the Academic MYP subjects that your child will be studying. Further information can be found on Managebac where you will find the Gradebook and unit details of what your child is studying. If you are not able to login in to Managebac then please Below is a list of class expectations that students adhere to.<\/p>\n Student Expectations<\/strong><\/p>\n \u25cf Students must come to class on time. – bring a Chromebook or laptop fully charged, \u25cf Students must be able to speak in English, although they may sometimes use their home language to check for understanding%22 We at TIS believe that only when we challenge ourselves, explore our boundaries and connect with others, do we achieve our full potential. We are committed to making our MYP Programme the best it can be so that we can provide our students with the personal, social, and academic foundation they need to be successful.<\/p>\n Sincerely<\/p>\n Robert Tate<\/strong> ” content_phone=”<\/p>\n
contact helpdesk@tashschool.org<\/a> and they will be able to assist you. Managebac allows you to gather real time information on the program of study that your child is following. It also allows you to see assessment data and comments on student work.<\/p>\n
\u25cf Students must come to class prepared. This means that they must:<\/p>\n
– bring all necessary course books and materials,
– bring a pencil case or writing tools,
– bring a planner, or have access to an electronic planner,
– bring their PE shirt when they have PHE lessons
– complete all work assigned to the best of their ability.<\/p>\n
\u25cf Students are encouraged to always ask questions when not sure about the work.
\u25cf Students are strongly encouraged to participate in all class activities, whether individually or in small groups.
\u25cf Students are expected to demonstrate the IB Learner Profile characteristics in and out of class.
\u25cf Students are expected to use technology positively to enhance their learning.<\/p>\n
MYP Coordinator<\/strong><\/p>\n