Transcript Slide 1

IB Parents’ Meeting - Year 12
27 August 2014
AGENDA
1) WELCOME & ESSENTIAL CONTACTS
2) IB DIPLOMA RESULTS
Q & A on sections 1 & 2
3) STRATEGIES for SUCCESS (student & parents)
4) COMMUNICATION
5) UPCOMING DEADLINES & CHALLENGES
(importance of criteria)
Q&A on sections 3 – 5
6) SSS UNIVERSITY GUIDANCE
7) SPORTS PROGRAMME
Q&A
Introductions
IB Diploma Programme - Secondary Contacts
Position
Name
Email Address
Senior School Principal
Pak Nicolas
[email protected]
Secondary School Principal
Pak Edi
[email protected]
DP Coordinator
Pak Ismail
[email protected]
DP Associate / CAS Coordinator Ibu Widy
[email protected]
Student Support Services
(Y 11 & 12)
[email protected]
Ibu Regina
Tutors of Year 12
Position
Name
Email Address
HoY 12
Pak Nicolas
[email protected]
12A
Pak James
[email protected]
12B
Ibu Tina (Art)
[email protected]
12C
Ibu Vica
[email protected]
12D
Ibu Viras
[email protected]
12E
Pak Alan
[email protected]
12F
Ibu Greta
[email protected]
IB DIPLOMA
PERFORMANCE
AT GJIS
Results & Strategies
GJIS IB Exam results 2014
45
40
35
GJIS point average (30)
30
25
World point average (29,4)
20
15
10
5
0
pass (24)
GJIS IB Exam results 2014
OTHER SCHOOLS
GLOBAL JAYA
GJIS fail
rate
15%
world fail
rate
21%
world
pass rate
79%
GJIS pass
rate
85%
IB Score Range and Descriptor
Highest Score - 7
6
5
4
3
2
Lowest Score - 1
Excellent Performance -- A+
Very good -- A
Good -- B
Satisfactory -- C
Mediocre -- D
Poor -- E+
Very poor -- E
How is a final subject score reached?
IB
(External Examination Papers)
GJIS
(Internal Assessment)
~70%
~30%
HL = 3 papers
SL = 2 papers
An IB Diploma is awarded when:
Candidate whose total score is 24 to 27 points or more,
provided all the following requirements have been met.
a. Numeric grades have been awarded in all six
subjects registered for the IB diploma.
b. All CAS requirements have been met.
c. Grades A (highest) to E (lowest) have been
awarded for both theory of knowledge and an
extended essay, with a grade of at least D in one of
them.
IB Diploma Awarded-Continued
d. There is no grade 1 in any subject.
e. There is no grade 2 at higher level.
f. There is no more than one grade 2 at standard
level (SL).
g. Overall, there are no more than three grades
3 or below.
h. At least 12 points have been gained on higher
level (HL) subjects.
Diploma
Awarded
IB Course
Transcript
Only
Diploma
Not Awarded
Q&A
What should your child
do to reach full potential?
PLAN
DILIGENTLY
8+ hrs x
week
Apply the
best
Revision
techniques
SUCCEED!
24+ points!
PROBLEM SOLVER
KNOWLEDGEABLE
COMMUNICATOR
OPEN MINDED
REFLECTIVE
PRINCIPLED
RISK TAKER
BALANCED
INQUIRER
CARING
No small challenge!
nutrition
sleep
DIPLOMA
PARENTS
THE FINAL STAGE
minimise obligatory
family outings
expect to see
high commitment
evidence of 8+
Stay informed... Take
advantage of the GJIS
data
How is my child performing?
Daily habits
at home
Check GJIS
Portal for
general data
& calendars
Progress
checks from
teachers or
coordinator
How is my child
performing?
Check
Managebac
for detailed
data
3 way
conferences
& reports
Mock
Examinations
Accessing GJIS Portal
www.globaljaya.net
Demonstration:
User
: globaljaya\parent.secondary
Password
: secondary
click – SECONDARY (top menu) filter down to DP Calendar
far left side click – GJIS IB DP Calendar
*click here to see screenshot of the instruction
MANAGEBAC
https://globaljaya.managebac.com
Weather the ‘IB’ Storm…
What’s on this semester...
• Extended Essay (EE)
• Revision and course work
• REGISTRATION FOR MAY EXAMINATIONS
• TOK Presentations / TOK Essay
• Internal assessments, final submissions (IA’s)
• Workshops regarding study skills, essay
writing, and university application process.
Sample of good
Extended Essay Topic
• English A1 : An exploration of Jane Austen’s use of the
outdoors in Emma
• History
: Continuity and Change in Japanese policy
Towards Jewish Refugees in Shanghai, 1938-1943
• Biology
: The effect of age and gender on the
photoreceptor cells in the human retina
• Chemistry : Comparison of iron intake diets in Tanzania
• Mathematics
: A game theoretic analysis of a variety of
two-person zero-sum poker models
Sample of Question
with Command Term
Command Terms
CRITERION BASED ASSESSMENT
CRITERIA
LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT
1
Shape
Texture
Ingredients
Taste
2
3
4
IB ASSESSMENT is CRITERION BASED
IB PREPARATION should be
CRITERION BASED
Understanding & using the criteria can make
all the difference!
Q&A
SSS University Guidance
Sports Programme 201415
email [email protected]
Commitment To Excellence
The 4C's
• Concentration - ability to maintain a high
level of focus in practices and games.
• Confidence - believe in one's abilities
• Composure – ability to control oneself in
good and challenging times.
• Commitment - ability to continue working
to agreed goals
4 C’s Connected to Team Goals
2012-13
• Commitment 1st Priority
Strong team commitment
Strong commitment to practice and
fitness training
• Communication 2nd Priority
Basketball talk Team support
Communication with coach
• Composure 3rd Priority
Composure when tired
Composure at end of half and games
Composure at the end of practice
• Confidence 3rd Priority
Increase confidence in dealing with
stress
Confidence in their abilities
Demonstrate confidence when
warming up for games
2013-14
• Commitment 1st Priority
Commitment to full court whole
game defensive pressure that is
unrelenting
• Composure 2nd Priority
We will impose our will so that other
team will lose theirs
• Confidence 2nd Priority
Increase confidence in our basketball
systems
• Communication 3rd Priority
Basketball talk Team support
Communication with coach
Tribal Leadership
Stage Three: (I’m great and you’re not) Marked by
knowledge hoarders who want to outwork and outthink
their competitors on an individual basis. They are lone
warriors who not only want to win, but need to be the
best and brightest.
Stage Four: (We’re great and they’re not) The transition
from “I’m great” to “we’re great” comes in this stage
where the tribe members are excited to work together
for the benefit of the entire community.
Stage Five: (Life is great) Members who have made
substantial innovations seek to use their potential to
make a global impact
Varsity
Season 1
Tryouts
Aug 14-16
Completed
Roster
Aug 19
End of Season Training Days GJIS
Tournament
Oct 3
G-T-W-TH
JAAC League
B-T-W-TH
Games
Volleyball
Soccer
Aug 14-16
Aug 19
Oct 4
Season 2
Tryouts
Rugby
Oct 21-23
Completed
Roster
Oct 28
End of Season Training Days GJIS
Tournament
Dec 13
T-W-TH
JAAC League
Games
Basketball
Oct 21-23
Oct 28
Feb 7
Season 3
Tryouts
Completed
Roster
End of Season Training Days GJIS
Tournament
Badminton
Feb 10-12
Feb 17
March 7
T-W-TH
G-T-W-TH
B-W-TH-F
T-W- TH
JAAC League
Games
JAAC League
Games
JAAC League
Games