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Theresa ForbesAngela Hopkins (g)Ake Sorman Nobuko Wendfeldt

Jamie Tan

Jennifer Flowers (g)Amanda McCarthy (g)Paul Campbell

Priyamvada TanejaJulian MetcalfMaripe MenendezAdzo Ashie Stefanie Leongp

Marie VivasMichael LeschnerNatasha Deflorian

Mary TadrosGenevieve Marshall

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2012IBWorldStudentConferences

Sitesfor2013Wake Forest University, North Carolina, USA: June 23‐28 

(theme: "Social Justice:  Contemplating the Past,Confronting the Future”)

U i it f B iti h C l bi V C d J l 21 26University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada: July 21‐26 ("ECOnomics: Creating a Sustainable Future”)

University of Warwick England: August 4‐9University of Warwick, England: August 4 9(“Utopian Visions: Employing the Arts for Social and

Political Change”)Hong Kong University, Hong Kong, China: August 11‐16(“iResponsibility: Exploring our Engagement in the

Online World”)

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IB Student RegistryIBStudentRegistryThis project aims to create an online IB Registry that will p j g yallow IB DP diploma students to enter academic and interest information into a scalable database accessible to universities.

1. Improve the university search process for IB applicants by1. Improve the university search process for IB applicants by providing relevant information on credit policies, scholarships, preference for IB students, etc.

2. Provide university admissions officers with a communications platform to better inform and reach IB students.

3 Provide IB world schools with a public profile to share school3. Provide IB world schools with a public profile to share school information with parents and university admissions officers.

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Other initiativesOtherinitiatives• Recognition ambassador initiative• Policy data cleansing project• 2013 IB Higher Education Conference (theme, date and2013 IB Higher Education Conference (theme, date and 

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• Promotion and collateral:• Recognition web pages• DP Curriculum briefs IBCC Recognition campaign• DP Curriculum briefs, IBCC Recognition campaign• Curriculum updates for faculty

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R i l U d tRegional Updates

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IBAP Recognition PolicyIBAP Recognition Policy

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Why Develop an IB Recognition Policy?Why Develop an IB Recognition Policy?

• The number of IB Diploma Programme students is growing• The number of IB Diploma Programme students is growing worldwide

• More than 115 000 IB students representing 200• More than 115,000 IB students representing 200 nationalities take Diploma Programme examinations each yeary

• By 2020, there will be more than 250,000 IB students in the Diploma Programme taking 1 million examinations each year

• The IB diploma programme is a strong predictor of success i i it f ll t d tsuccess in university for all students

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The positivesThe positives• Steady increase in DP numbersy• Significant increase in growth in PYP and MYP• Increasing levels of media interest and parent recognitionIncreasing levels of media interest and parent recognition• Significant proportion of schools have been offering the

DP for 12+ yearsDP for 12+ years• Excellent DP results with a significant proportion of

students achieving value adding over the 2 years of thestudents achieving value adding over the 2 years of the DP

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Main issuesMain issues• Managing the changes in ATAR conversion scale. A lack

of predictability causes difficulty for students students whoof predictability causes difficulty for students students who may score less than 32.

• Different entry requirements for international and domestic• Different entry requirements for international and domestic DP students

• Including DP elements into bonus points offerings• Including DP elements into bonus points offerings• Increasing recognition to support schools in remote

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SWOT Analysis of Recognition of IB Diploma in India

Strengths  Difficulties  Recognition of IBDP since 1983 Growing recognition and awareness amongst university staff. 

Timing of the results 

Communicating the benefits of IB education beyond academics.  Written Policy statements from universities 

3 sciences required to study medicine in India. (65)Growing number of IB Schools MYP recognition from Association of Indian gUniversities . Acceptance of IB students for INSPIRE scholarship by Department of Science and Technology, the cutoff  stated in points.   

Opportunities  Threats Recognition Ambassadors Grade inflation of national and state boardsRecognition Ambassadors  Grade inflation of national and state boards

Higher Education network ( a meeting ground for heads of Schools and University Officials  to work collaboratively on recognition and higher Growing competition from boards purely focusing collaboratively on recognition and higher education issues)  on academic achievement 

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Recognition in ChinaRecognition in China

Recognition forRecognition for• Chinese IB students• Former Chinese citizens• Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan IB students• International IB students

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Recognition in ChinaRecognition in China

• Institutions that have created an admissions policy for IB• Institutions that have created an admissions policy for IB students:• The University of Nottingham Ningbo• The University of Nottingham Ningbo• Raffles Design Institute Shanghai

• In the works:In the works:• Peking University• Tsinghua Universityg y• Renmin University of China• Beijing Language and Culture University

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