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Student voice is only about students expressing their opinions verbally.

Which IB programme emphasises student voice through its curriculum?

Parent Reading Club: Student Voice

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1
Which IB programme emphasises student voice through its curriculum?
PYP
CP
DP
MYP
2
Student voice is only about students expressing their opinions verbally.
False
True
3
What is one way student voice can impact school policies?
By increasing test scores
By reducing school hours
By organising school trips
By influencing changes in school rules
4
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of student voice in education?
Promotes critical thinking
Sense of belonging
Increased student engagement
Decreased student engagement
5
What role do goal-setting conferences play in promoting student voice?
They organise school events
They assess student behaviour
They provide feedback to teachers
They allow students to set personal learning goals
6
What is one way student voice is encouraged in IB schools?
Parent-teacher conferences
Student councils
Standardised testing
School assemblies
7
What does "student voice" refer to in the context of IB schools?
Student involvement in decision-making
Teacher feedback
Parental input
School policies
8
Why is student voice important in the IB curriculum?
It focuses on standardized testing
It increases parental involvement
It promotes student agency and lifelong learning
It reduces homework
9
How can teachers support student voice in the classroom?
By creating a safe and inclusive environment
By giving more homework
By focusing on lectures
By limiting student participation