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North Hills Preparatory College Planning & IB Diploma Program Information Night for 9 th & 10 th Grade. Should I be. AP. or. ?. IB. All North Hills Students are IB students. IB Continuum School PYP (K-5) Exhibition

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North Hills Preparatory

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  1. North Hills Preparatory College Planning & IB Diploma Program Information Night for 9th & 10th Grade

  2. Should I be AP or ? IB

  3. All North Hills Students are IB students. • IB Continuum School • PYP (K-5) Exhibition • MYP (6-10) Personal Project • 11-12 Extended Essay CAS Theory of Knowledge

  4. All North Hills Students have the option to pursue the IB Diploma • Must fulfill IB Diploma Requirements: • CAS, TOK, EE • 6 IBDP Courses (3 HL, 3 SL)

  5. What is the International Baccalaureate Diploma? • Pre-university diploma • Utilizes international standards • Based on an integrated curriculum • Infused with internationalism

  6. What is the International Baccalaureate Diploma? • International Admissions Credential • Over 3,289 IB authorized schools in 141 countries* • 182 IB continuum schools in world, 24 in North America* • 0.5% of Texas students take IB exams+ *Source IB Website, www.ibo.org, Referenced 18 Oct 2011 +Source TEA Report on AP & IB Exam results, 2009-2010

  7. The IB Diploma Is NOT a replacement for the North Hills Diploma. • Grades in NHP IB classes are not based upon grades on IB exams (though NHP grades should corollate with student preparedness for IB exams). • It is possible to get the NHP Diploma but not the IB Diploma (and vice-versa).

  8. North Hills IB Diplomas • 2005-2010 NHP IB Diploma pass rate—93% • Class of 2011 NHP IB Diploma pass rate—95% • Worldwide IB Diploma pass rate—79%* • Texas IB Diploma pass rate—67%* • 2005-2011—36% of NHP graduates have received the IB Diploma • Class of 2011—43% of senior class received the IB Diploma • NHP 2011-2012—40 senior Diploma Candidates and 58 junior Anticipated Candidates *Source—January 2010 IB Fact Sheet: Texas

  9. North Hills students take bothAP and IB courses. • Courses such as AP World History can be taken in 10th grade. • IB Diploma courses begin in 11th grade, with the IB exam being taken in May of the 12th grade year. • AP courses often integrated with IB courses during the 11th grade year, with students taking the AP exam in May of the 11th grade year.

  10. AP Compared to IB

  11. Both AP & IB • Offer courses widely accepted for college credit. • Provide educational rigor and quality that helps prepare students for college. • Are assessed externally, AP by the College Board and ETS, IB by the International Baccalaureate Organization.

  12. AP differs from IB • AP offers a “cafeteria plan” for which students can choose to take one AP course, several, or none. • AP results are based upon a single assessment. • AP is focused towards the educational system of the United States.

  13. IB differs from AP IB provides a whole, integrated curriculum. • Theory of Knowledge provides connections. • Extended Essay requires independent research. • CAS ensures well-roundedness. • Internal Assessments measure a variety of skills.

  14. IB differs from AP • IB is based upon multiple assessments, both Internal and External. • Independent student choice is often a feature of the assessments, to a greater degree than on AP assessments. • Assessments reflect those typically used in colleges to a greater degree than AP assessments.

  15. IB differs from AP • Assessments are designed to ensure that students are taught a broad range of research, experimental, analytical, and presentation skills. • IB is more international in its outlook. • IB places greater stress upon the recognition that there are many differing points of view and students’ ability to weigh the validity of differing outlooks.

  16. Language Individual oral presentation History Research paper Experimental Sciences Experiment designed by student Visual Arts Research workbook Assessment varies across the disciplines

  17. IB Diploma Requirements

  18. IB CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK

  19. IB Diploma Requirements • Complete Central Elements (TOK, CAS, EE) • Take Three Higher Level and Three Standard Level Courses • One Course (HL or SL) From Each Subject Group • Each course two years in length, except in some cases students can choose to take one SL course in a single year. At North Hills the first year of IB courses are often integrated with AP courses.

  20. Sample IB Diploma • English A1 Higher Level • French B Standard Level • History of Americas Higher Level • Biology Higher Level • Math Studies Standard Level • Visual Arts Standard Level

  21. Requirements to Receive IB Diploma • Satisfactory completion of CAS, EE, TOK, and IBDP courses in each group (including all Internal Assessments) • 24 Diploma points or more (exams scored at 1-7) • Average HL score of 4 or more • No score of 1 on any exam • Scoring a 2 on any HL exam or an E on either EE or TOK raises point req. to 28

  22. Advantages of IB • IB goes beyond AP preparation for college and life. • CAS encourages the development of the whole individual beyond academics. • Theory of Knowledge integrates modes of knowing from all subject areas. • IB tasks (such as the EE and IAs) develop a greater variety of skills valuable in college and the workplace, including research, experimentation, analysis, presentation, and time management. • Research is self-driven in areas of personal interest • Success in the IB Diploma Program inspires confidence leading to success in college and beyond. • International Baccalaureate fosters an international outlook for success in modern world.

  23. BENEFITS FOR COLLEGE

  24. Senate Bill 111 • “…an institution of higher education shall grant at least 24 semester credit hours or equivalent course credit in appropriate subject areas to an entering freshman student for successful completion of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.” * *Source: SB 111, 79th Legislative Session, 2005.

  25. AVERAGE RATE IB RATE UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCE RATES* 58% 66% 39% 89% 80% 61% University of Florida Virginia Polytechnic Institute University of Virginia *Source: IBO 2003 United States Student Survey of High School Seniors Participating in the International Baccalaureate Program

  26. UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCE RATES* AVERAGE RATE IB RATE 30% 39% 33% 77% 61% 53% University of Southern California University of Virginia New York University *Source: IBO 2003 United States Student Survey of High School Seniors Participating in the International Baccalaureate Program

  27. UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCE RATES* AVERAGE RATE IB RATE 24% 35% 25% 51% 54% 39% University of California, Berkeley College of William & Mary Duke University *Source: IBO 2003 United States Student Survey of High School Seniors Participating in the International Baccalaureate Program

  28. UNIVERSITY ACCEPTANCE RATES* AVERAGE RATE IB RATE 13% 13% 11% 18% 15% 12% Stanford University Yale University Harvard University *Source: IBO 2003 United States Student Survey of High School Seniors Participating in the International Baccalaureate Program

  29. IB Students feel more prepared for college than their peers: % of students rating their ability as high or very high: IB Non-IB Research skills 35% 9% Library Skills 24% 9% Read & comprehend academic material 43% 21% Analytical & critical thinking skills 38% 21% Skill at clear and effective writing 40% 20% Surveys of NHP IB Diploma graduates agree. Source: UBC presentation to AACRAO, Seattle 2011.

  30. IB students do better at college than their peers University of British Columbia had correlated an anticipated score of 24 on the IB Diploma to a 12th grade GPA of C+ After further study, UBC found that a better correlation was 24 points = B+ 25 points = A- NHP mean actual* IB Diploma Score: 30 (BC12 A+) *UBC found that actual IB Diploma scores tended to be several points lower than anticipated scores. Source: UBC presentation to AACRAO, Seattle 2011.

  31. IB Exams more equitable than AP Percentage passing exams:* AP 50% 68% 63% 37% 25% 59% 32% IB 89% 92% 89% 87% 72% 90% 82% Overall Asian White Hispanic African American Not Economically Disadvantaged Economically Disadvantaged *Source: TEA report on AP and IB Exam Results in Texas 2009-2010

  32. How to Prepare for IB • Complete required electives (Health, PE, Speech, Technology, Fine Arts) during 9th & 10th grade years. • Prepare by taking advanced classes, such as honors science, math, and AP World History. • Register for courses midway through 10th grade year Complete IB Diploma Program commitment form. Register for all courses required for the IB Diploma (check IB Course Planning Guide). • The most important predictor of success in the IB Diploma Program is the DESIRE to be successful!

  33. North Hills PreparatoryIB DP Coordinator Charles Ryder cryder@ uplifteducation.org

  34. For More Information Select “International Baccalaureate” from the “Our School” menu www.northhillsprep.org IB Website www.ibo.org

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