Dear All,
Please find attached SLT meeting minutes on Feb 7 for your information.
SSL Round 4 Swim Meet will take place this weekend in Shanghai. Please find the attached students who will be absent from school @ 2:00pm on Friday, 23rd Feb for the Meet. SSL Round 4 Swim Meet List
Thank you.
The next step in the student JEDI goal to address the use of hurtful and harmful language (microagressions) is to introduce all students to the Speak -Up strategies. The aim is achieve this by end of Week 24 (March 8).
Primary homeroom overview:
Secondary Advisory overview:
Resources
Speak Up lesson ppt: includes all clips (full and trimmed) used in PD; please copy before changing
Resources folder: includes Speak Up, bias, microagressions
NIS has been given the opportunity to help beta test a new AI platform. We are looking for a few people interested in participating in a beta test of this new platform. If you are a teacher who likes to be on the cutting edge and would like to help us pilot a new AI Platform, please fill out this form.
Thank you
Shannon
We have opportunities listed on SchoolsBuddy:
Scratch Coding – Mondays. If you are interested in working with primary school students and you want to develop creativity and math skills, then sign up to volunteer! This could be your CAS/GCD project if you are in Grade 11.
Swim Meet Timekeeper – Tuesday, Feb 20th 2.40 to approximately 4.30 pm. We need 6 volunteers to accurately and ethically record the times for our amazing swimmers.
This challenge is open to students in grades 1 -12! Take part and showcase your skills.
If you would like to submit your work (maximum of one piece per category per student), please contact Ms Anna.
There are some questions to answer when you submitting your work:
This challenge is open to Primary, Middle and High school students and Faculty!
Contact mmawhinney@uisgz.org if you have questions.
The deadline is this Wednesday, Feb 21st.
🌟 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: ACAMIS Virtual Film Festival 🌟
🎬 Lights, Camera, Action! 🎬
🌈 Unleash your creativity and share your cinematic masterpiece with the world! Make a short film about a young person becoming friends with a robot or AI. See poster for more details and link for submission.
Tuesday from 3.45 – 4.45 pm there will be a free trial dance class for students in PreK-G5 in the 3rd floor Dance studio.
Parents must supervise their children from 2.30 – 3.45 pm. Parents may stay and watch this free trial session.
Just a quick reminder that Student Activities begin today (Monday, Feb 19th).
Please check SchoolsBuddy for more information (location, teacher and times)
Anne Van Dam is offering a four-part online workshop focused on student agency. Please click here to learn more. If interested, please have a chat with your PGP SET member. Thanks!
Dan Feigelson is offering a four-part online workshop series on confering strategies for Grade 2-8 readers and writers. Please check it out here to learn more. If interested, please chat with your PGP SET member. Thanks!
Good morning everyone,
For today’s department collaboration time, please choose a place to meet and then continue with the work that you began on Monday.
Thanks! Sara
Hi PP Supervisors!
Last task before your break – feedback for Part C – The Reflection.
There are once again two sections. The first section is – explain the impact of the project on themselves or their learning, (or a combination of these). They will need to have detailed descriptions here as well as examples. The second section is – evaluate the product based on the success criteria. In this section, students are essentially grading themselves based on the criteria they created in Part A. They should include each of their success criteria and discuss the strengths and limitations of their product in regard to each success criteria and reach a conclusion.
For example, my student has written about how the project impacted himself in several ways. Firstly, he has written about how the learning helped him establish that he really enjoys this area of study. He has stated that the project really helped him to identify that a career in this area could be a good choice for him. He stated when he had this epiphany and provided some images and email communication as evidence. Then he wrote about what he learned about himself. He wrote about the IB learner profile of being a communicator and how communicating with his supervisor was important and getting to meetings was not always easy. He gave details of one time where his supervisor was waiting for him, and he let his supervisor down and how that was not good for their relationship. He also wrote about his time-management skills and how they need to be improved. He also mentioned the IB learner trait of ‘balanced’ in regards to leaving some of his project to the last minute. In the second section, he has used his table that he created at the beginning with his success criteria, and he has stated whether he achieved his success criteria or not but writing about the strengths and limitations of each one. Then he has concluded with an overall statement about the success of his product in a small paragraph.
If you can provide this feedback for students before the holidays that would be great. To access their work, please go into ManageBac, into the IB Manager tab on the left, choose the class of 2026, click into the calendar section along the top tabs, on Saturday the third you will see a drop box, click on it to access the work of your student.
Thanks you for all of your hard work. We are so close to finishing, well done team!
Regards, Anita and Jade
CMB Qixia Branch will CLOSE on February 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17 and OPEN on February 16, 2024 during Chinese Lunar New Year.
Any application for telegraphic transfer and foreign currency exchange will NOT be processed at CMB from February 9 to February 17, 2024.