➕ Mathematics
This mathematics assessment criterion requires students to explain their reasoning using mathematical language, notation, and representations.
What is Criterion C – Communicating?
This science assessment criterion requires students to graph and interpret data, identify trends, and evaluate the quality of their results.
What is Criterion C – Processing and Evaluating?
This Language & Literature assessment criterion focuses on producing written and spoken texts for a specific audience and purpose.
What is Criterion D – Using Language?
This Individuals & Societies assessment criterion requires students to evaluate evidence, perspectives, and sources before reaching conclusions.
What is Criterion D – Thinking Critically?
This Language Acquisition assessment criterion requires students to respond appropriately to spoken, written, and visual texts.
What is Criterion C – Communicating in Response to Spoken, Written and Visual Text?
This mathematics assessment criterion requires students to apply mathematics to authentic real-world situations.
What is Criterion D – Applying Mathematics in Real-Life Contexts?
This science assessment criterion measures students' knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts and terminology.
What is Criterion A – Knowing and Understanding?
This Language & Literature assessment criterion requires students to interpret and analyze literary and non-literary texts.
What is Criterion A – Analyzing?
This Individuals & Societies assessment criterion measures students' understanding of historical, geographical, economic, and social concepts.
What is Criterion A – Knowing and Understanding?
This Arts assessment criterion focuses on developing artistic ideas, techniques, and processes.
What is Criterion B – Developing Skills?
This mathematics assessment criterion measures students' knowledge and understanding of mathematical concepts and procedures.
What is Criterion A – Knowing and Understanding?
This science assessment criterion requires students to reflect on how science affects society and the environment.
What is Criterion D – Reflecting on the Impacts of Science?
This Language & Literature assessment criterion focuses on organizing ideas and structuring communication effectively.
What is Criterion B – Organizing?
This Individuals & Societies assessment criterion focuses on presenting ideas using appropriate terminology, conventions, and formats.
What is Criterion C – Communicating?
This Physical & Health Education assessment criterion requires students to apply movement concepts, strategies, and skills during performance.
What is Criterion C – Applying and Performing?
This mathematics assessment criterion focuses on investigating patterns, making conjectures, and justifying generalizations.
What is Criterion B – Investigating Patterns?
This science assessment criterion focuses on planning investigations, identifying variables, and designing experiments.
What is Criterion B – Inquiring and Designing?
This Language & Literature assessment criterion requires students to create meaning through the interaction of text, context, language, structure, technique, and style.
What is Criterion C – Producing Text?
This Individuals & Societies assessment criterion requires students to formulate research questions, gather evidence, and investigate issues.
What is Criterion B – Investigating?
This Physical & Health Education assessment criterion requires students to apply movement concepts and strategies during performance.
What is Criterion C – Applying and Performing?
These are the three prescribed key concepts for MYP Mathematics.
These are the three prescribed key concepts for MYP Mathematics.
These are the three prescribed key concepts for MYP Sciences.
What are Change, Relationships, and Systems?
These are the four prescribed key concepts for MYP Language & Literature.
What are Communication, Connections, Creativity, and Perspective?
These are the four prescribed key concepts for MYP Individuals & Societies.
What are Change, Global Interactions, Systems, and Time, Place and Space?
These are the four prescribed key concepts for MYP Language Acquisition.
What are Communication, Connections, Creativity, and Culture?