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New to MYP? Build Statements of Inquiry in 3 Simple Steps

How to write a statement of inquiry that actually guides learning. Clear MYP statement of inquiry examples using a simple 3-step method. Download the supporting document here: https://www.mestralia-education.com/9... Many IB teachers spend hours writing statements of inquiry that look correct but do very little in the classroom. In this video, I break down why that happens and show you how to fix it. You’ll learn: – Why many IB statements of inquiry fail – The difference between content-focused and conceptual statements – A simple 3-step process: direction, connection, and transfer – How to integrate global contexts properly (without forcing them) – Practical IB statement of inquiry examples you can adapt This video is especially useful for: – New IB teachers – MYP and DP educators – Teachers struggling with conceptual planning – Anyone writing IB unit planners 00:00 – Why most statements of inquiry don’t work 00:52 – The common mistake: Content over thinking 01:06 – Reframing a statement conceptually 02:15 – The 3-step method overview. Step 1: Choosing the conceptual direction 03:10 – Step 2: Connecting concepts meaningfully 04:15 – Step 3: Using global contexts properly 04:41 – Two contrasting statement of inquiry examples 05:57 – Final checklist and planning advice #UnitPlan, #unitplanning, #IBTeachers, #StatementOfInquiry, #IBMYP, #InternationalBaccalaureate, #ClassroomPractice, #ibeducation, #mestraliaeducation, #teacherdevelopment , #teacherresources, #teachersupport, #teachertraining #newibteacher If you found this helpful, share it with a colleague and subscribe for more clear, practical guidance