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Learner Profile 4xC by Ahmad Mokachar & Ken DarvallTRANSCRIPT
25th Asia Pacific Annual Conference
Ahmad Mokachar & Ken Darvall
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25th Asia Pacific Annual Conference
Ahmad Mokachar & Ken Darvall
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Jerry Seinfeld’s Three Rules of Life- Andrew Denton’s Enough Rope,2007
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Jerry Seinfeld’s Three Rules of Life- Andrew Denton’s Enough Rope,2007
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While Jerry Seinfeld can simplify life to three basic rules, we believe the Learner Profile provides the underlay and the overlay to what we do at school…..and in life.
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The contention of this presentation is that if you combine CREATIVITY and CITIZENSHIP with CONNECTIVITY and COMPASSION then you actively promote all attributes of the IB Learner Profile - 4 x C =LP
Al Zahra College practices will be used to illustrate.
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4 x C = LPPresentation Overview: 5 x C!
Al Zahra College– A Candidate PYP & MYP SchoolArncliffe, NSW. Australia
School ParliamentInquirer Knowledgeable Reflective
Interschool Harmony GroupCommunicator Open-Minded Balanced
Assisting OthersCaring Principled
Context
CITIZENSHIP
COMPASSION
CREATIVITY
CONNECTIVITY
Going BushThinker Risk-Taker
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Context Al Zahra College – A Candidate PYP & MYP School Arncliffe, NSW. Australia
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1998 AZC established as an Independent Primary School.2003The initial planning for PYP and other possible IB programmes at AZC begins.2008Registers as Interested PYP school.2009Registers as Interested MYP School.Invited to become a Candidate PYP School.
CONTEXT Al Zahra College
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CITIZENSHIP School Parliament Inquirer Knowledgeable Reflective
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• AZC School Parliament model superseded the SRC in 2007.
• Traditional school leadership roles were transformed into a comprehensive government body.
• Closely reflects Australia’s parliamentary system.
• Annual voting to determine government and opposition ministers.
• House of Representative members (Class Captains) elected each semester.
• Bills passed include: Special Occasions and College Blazer.
Citizenship = School ParliamentInquirer Knowledgeable
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2008 (episode 32) ABC Compass program featuring Al Zahra College School Parliament.
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2008 (episode 32) ABC Compass program featuring Al Zahra College School Parliament.
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“You can take it from me that you and your school have inspired us. This has been really valuable for us and I hope that some of the recommendations that we make will come out of our visit to your school and will be in the interests of the people of Australia.
“ I think I speak on behalf of the committee: I cannot believe the depth of knowledge that your students have about civics and the history of our country. We have taken evidence from a number of schools. I do not think we have had a class who had the depth of knowledge that your students have. Even at a senior level.”
Joint Standing CommitteeMr Lindsay, Chairperson
29 September, 2006
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2011 Prime Minister Candidate’ Speech
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2011 Prime Minister Candidate’ Speech
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10 March 2011 – Arncliffe Park, Arncliffe (NSW)Premier Kristina Keneally and hopeful new local member, Steve Kamper) meet Prime Minister Ali Chahine and Opposition Leader Zahra Abou-Ghaida.Available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrN8Ok2Tw_Y
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10 March 2011 – Arncliffe Park, Arncliffe (NSW)Premier Kristina Keneally and hopeful new local member, Steve Kamper) meet Prime Minister Ali Chahine and Opposition Leader Zahra Abou-Ghaida.Available at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrN8Ok2Tw_Y
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CREATIVITY Going Bush Thinker Risk-Taker
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• In 2005, a selection of students from Catholic, Islamic and Government schools engaged in regular activities to produce a children’s book, Going Bush.
• Published by Unwin and Allen.
• Described as a journey of friendship and harmony to inspire all Australians.
• Going Bush explores the harmony of the natural environment and the harmony that may be found in friendship and collaboration.
• The launch of the project at Al Zahra College proved an excellent opportunity for parents and community members to meet in a true spirit of harmony.
Creativity = Going Bush Thinker Risk-Taker
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In our fold-out books we wrote the story of the bush walk.
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Learning how to draw with charcoal.
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We learned how to use conté crayons
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We wrote in our fold-out books every week.
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We wrote poems about harmony
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We made shell jewellery.
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Ken showed us how to do botanical drawings.
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Drawing flowers from the bush.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
We made canoes out of paper bark.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
We made ngurra (shelters) out of paperbark.
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We made paperbark containers.
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We drew one of the caves in the Wolli Creek Valley.
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Every lunchtime we played basketball.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
We made new friends.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
On the bush walk we mapped how the Eora would have used the valley.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
Playing with paperbark balls, like the Eora children.
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We saw coral fern in the overhang at Russells Pool.
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We launched our paperbark canoes.
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The sandstone caves have been used as shelters for thousands of years.
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Walking througha forest of gum trees.
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After the bushwalk we all played handball.
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It was fun to play together in the bush.Tuesday, 12 April 2011
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Plaiting lomandra wasn’t easy.
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This is one of the paperbark balls we made.
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It was hard to get everyone smiling at the same time.
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Nadia and Ken joined us for a photo opportunity.
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In the ferny glade we drew maps.
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For some of us it was the first time in the bush.
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When we finished the walk we mapped our journey.
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Nadia helped us with our journey maps.
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It was good to eat together in the bush.
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Friendship is … company
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Friendship is … eating, drinking, playing and living together
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During the project we wrote lots of poems.
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Ken showed us the technique of shading.
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We wrote how the Eora people looked after the land.
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We drew the different species of leaves we collected.
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St Francis Xavier Primary School, Arncliffe.
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St Francis Xavier Primary School.
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Al Zahra College, Arncliffe
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Athelstane Public School
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Arncliffe Public School
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Arncliffe West Infants Public School
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Bexley Public School
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Harmony Project “Going Bush”
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CONNECTIVITY
Interschool Harmony Group Communicator Open-Minded
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• Initiated in 2003.
• Involves school leaders from Government, Catholic and Independent school sectors to work together to promote harmony.
• Each year, principals, teachers and students from each school combine in a range of activities, including an annual project .
• Principals meet each term to plan.
• Annual projects have included a joint play (The Friendship Tower), published book (Going Bush), activities day, Teachers’ Day dinner and a surf lifesaving program at Cronulla beach, the scene of the 2005 riots.
Connectivity = Interschool Harmony Communicator Open-Minded
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• Initiated in 2003.
• Involves school leaders from Government, Catholic and Independent school sectors to work together to promote harmony.
• Each year, principals, teachers and students from each school combine in a range of activities, including an annual project .
• Principals meet each term to plan.
• Annual projects have included a joint play (The Friendship Tower), published book (Going Bush), activities day, Teachers’ Day dinner and a surf lifesaving program at Cronulla beach, the scene of the 2005 riots.
Connectivity = Interschool Harmony Communicator Open-Minded
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2004 Interschool Harmony ActivitiesFriendship Tower
At Al Zahra College
At Bexley Public
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2005 Interschool Harmony Activities
School-based workshops
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2005 Interschool Harmony Activities Al Zahra College
Community
Fundraising
Dinner
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2006 Interschool Harmony ActivitiesPrincipals Working Together
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Continuing Success of Harmony DayCelebrating
through sport
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2007 Interschool Harmony Activities
Values Education Initiatives
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2007 Interschool Harmony ActivitiesValues Education Initiatives
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2007 Interschool Harmony ActivitiesDrama Production
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2008 Interschool Harmony Activities
Its Acadamic
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2009 Interschool Harmony Activities
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2010 Interschool Harmony Activities
Art Show
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2010 Interschool Harmony Activities
Art Show
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COMPASSION Assisting Others
Caring Principled
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• Students actively support national fundraising efforts though various events to provide significant contributions towards cancer research, sudden infant death syndrome research and the Heart Foundation.
• Two orphans are sponsored annually.
• Global appeals are strongly supported when they occur (for example, the Tsunami Appeal, the Pakistan Flood Appeal.)
• Students support other students in grade-based activities on a termly basis.
• The strong service culture at AZC makes students aware that it is possible to make a positive difference in the world.
Compassion = Assisting Others Caring Principled
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The Overlay
The Underlay
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Reflective• Do I consider the needs of everyone?• Is my action benefitting others?• How can I contribute to ensure a better world?
An Interconnected World- Citizenship- School Parliament
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Knowledgeable• What experiences do I need to contribute effectively as a leader?• What knowledge should I have to improve the world in which I live?
An Interconnected World- Citizenship- School Parliament
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Inquirers• How do differences in culture/society affect me?• What do I need to do to contribute proactively to my community?• What can I do to make the world a better place?
An Interconnected World- Citizenship- School Parliament
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Thinkers• What do I know about my immediate community?• What do I know about the wider community?• What action can I initiate to contribute?
An Interconnected World- Creativity- Going Bush
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Risk-Taker• How can I improve myself and my community?• What must I do to ensure this happens?• Are these actions outside my comfort zone?
An Interconnected World- Creativity- Going Bush
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Communicators• Do I express myself clearly?• Do I really understand what others are saying?• What can I do to improve communication?
An Interconnected World- Connectivity- Interschool Harmony Group
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Open-Minded• Do I respect my beliefs?• Do I respect the beliefs of others?• How can I enhance my world view?
An Interconnected World- Connectivity- Interschool Harmony Group
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Balanced• Do I consider all viewpoints?• Do I assist others, without prejudice?
An Interconnected World- Connectivity- Interschool Harmony Group
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Caring• How can I help my friends?• How can I help others in my community?• How can I help others elsewhere?
An Interconnected World- Compassion- Assisting Others
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Principled• Why are my core beliefs important to me?• In light of these, how can I make our world a better place?
An Interconnected World- Compassion- Assisting Others
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CONNECTIVITY• Through
COMPASSION• Through service
CREATIVITY• Through service
CITIZENSHIP• Exemplifying each attribute
LeadershipThere are many opportunities for all students to develop their leadership skills at AZC. These include: school parliament ministers; class captain; house captains; class monitors; sporting team captains; leading weekly/special assemblies; and leading Salat.ServiceA strong service culture is prominent at AZC where students learn that it is possible to make a positive difference in the world. Assisting others and helping each other is the focus.Service LearningIntegrating meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning experience, teaching civic responsibility, encouraging lifelong civic engagement, and strengthening communities for the common good provides the third essential dimension to
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Rolf Harris: Never take anything for granted and tell others what they mean to you.- Andrew Denton’s Enough Rope, 2008
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Rolf Harris: Never take anything for granted and tell others what they mean to you.- Andrew Denton’s Enough Rope, 2008
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Al Zahra Collegewww.azc.nsw.edu.au
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3-5 Wollongong Road, Arncliffe. NSW [email protected]
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3-5 Wollongong Road, Arncliffe. NSW [email protected]
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