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Grade 9 IB Parent Night

Join us for an informative Grade 9 IB Parent Night, where we outline the six IB courses students will undertake, starting with core Ontario Diploma requirements this year. Our curriculum features enriched content and faster pacing to equip students for the challenges of IB Diploma courses in Grade 11. We'll discuss the importance of homework, parental involvement, and strategies for maintaining a balance between academics and extracurriculars. Learn how ManageBac fosters communication among students, teachers, and parents. Together, we can support our students in this rewarding journey!

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Grade 9 IB Parent Night

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  1. Grade 9 IB Parent Night

  2. A Brief Program Overview • Students will eventually take 6 IB courses from the hexagon below

  3. This year’s courses… • In grade 9, students satisfy certain core requirements of the Ontario Diploma while receiving enrichment in IB core courses • Ways courses are enriched: courses will feature enhanced content as well as be delivered at a faster pace than their Ontario counterparts

  4. All courses are meant to prepare students for the challenge of the IB Diploma courses which officially begin in grade 11 • Students must develop skills for success now, if they haven’t already, that will allow them to excel in IB, and high school in general • Which brings us to…

  5. HOMEWORK! • Colonel By has homework • Homework time can vary throughout the year, often increasing around reporting periods • Staying on top of homework is the first step to being successful • Be involved with your child

  6. Speaking of Involvement… • Students who are involved, or have parents involved with school, tend to place more importance on school • ManageBac is a great way to see what your child is doing in school • Parents will have an opportunity to join our IB Parent Volunteer group • Students can find many clubs, teams, and intramural activities to join

  7. When times get tough… • The first year of high school can be a big adjustment for a teenager, especially teenagers who have enjoyed a great deal of success in grade 8 • Keep the lines of communication open (IB Coordinator, Guidance Counsellors, Teachers, Vice Principals, Principal) • Home support…and cookies or ice cream or both

  8. Finding Balance • IB can be a very rewarding challenge, but finding a balance of work and outside activities is very important • Understand that being excellent does not necessarily mean being perfect • “Be perfect/excellent in the time you have.”

  9. Extra Help • Students are encouraged to seek out their teachers for help and, if needed, to seek out tutors at school • Guidance will happily point your child in the direction of a tutor • Many departments have their own allotted extra help times

  10. ManageBac • an electronic community meant to quickly connect teachers, students, and parents • Parents are able to see what their child joins, aiding them in assisting their child at home • Please ask your child’s subject teacher about it if the course is not appearing

  11. Questions?

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