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Telangana Model Schools Gain International Exposure Through IB Partnership
Telangana is working with the International Baccalaureate Organisation to help some government schools connect with international education.
The plan is called a Letter of Intent.
It will include 50 Telangana schools, along with Mrel Schools.
Students aged 13 to 17 in Classes IX and XI can join Generation Global activities.
These activities use online resources and guided discussions.
Teachers in 20 schools will receive a six-part professional learning course.
The course includes reflection activities for use in schools.
The International Baccalaureate Organisation will provide the agreed support without charging programme or participation fees to the Government during the first phase.
The goal is to help students and teachers learn about global viewpoints and dialogue.
The Telangana State School Education Department and International Baccalaureate Organisation signed a Letter of Intent.
Generation Global will cover 50 Telangana schools, along with Mrel Schools, involving selected students and educators.
Students in Classes IX and XI, aged 13–17, will receive online resources and dialogue-based learning opportunities.
A six-module Teacher Nano Professional Learning pathway will begin in 20 Telangana Model Schools.
The International Baccalaureate Organisation will provide programme access and support without fees to the Government during Phase I.
- Who
- The Telangana State School Education Department and the International Baccalaureate Organisation, with participation from Telangana officials, are implementing the initiative.
- What
- They signed a Letter of Intent covering Generation Global, Teacher Nano Professional Learning and IB World School Immersion.
- Where
- The initiative will be implemented in Telangana Model Schools in Telangana, India.
- When
- The Letter of Intent was announced on Thursday; the article does not specify a date.
- Why
- It aims to provide global perspectives, dialogue-based learning, teacher development and exposure to international educational practices.
Key facts
- Implementing bodies
- Telangana State School Education Department and International Baccalaureate Organisation
- Student programme
- Generation Global
- Schools covered
- 50 Telangana schools, along with Mrel Schools
- Eligible students
- Students in Classes IX and XI, aged 13–17
- Teacher pathway
- Six introductory modules of approximately 90 minutes each
- Teacher programme reach
- 20 Telangana Model Schools
- Phase I support
- Programme access, professional-learning resources and technical/facilitation support without programme or participation fees to the Government
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