Changemakers

Build self-confidence and resilience by overcoming challenges and learning from setbacks.

Develop flexibility to handle change and uncertainty effectively.

Prepare for different situations by making backup plans and managing risks well.

Understand how trauma affects you and find ways to transform it.

Use conflict resolution tools to manage disagreements and repair relationships when needed.

Analyze your well-being and use strategies to improve it.

Find and practice ways to create harmony in your relationships.

Learn about sex education and drug education to make informed and healthy choices.

Practice physical activities that help you feel connected with your body.

Recognize patterns in your thoughts, feelings, and actions so you can manage them effectively and make a positive impact.

Reflect on your emotions and actions to enhance your personal development.

Take responsibility for your actions, reflect on their impact, and take steps to make things right.

Build authentic relationships by being honest and fair with yourself and others.

Contribute to the community and help create a stronger sense of belonging.

Make thoughtful and ethical decisions, even when under stress or facing uncertainty.

Question the information you receive online and reflect on how AI affects your life and the lives of others.

Recognize how your behavior impacts others and act with fairness and respect.

Understand how algorithms shape what you see online and influence how you perceive yourself and others.

Analyze how AI and digital platforms influence economies, public opinion, civic participation, and global power, including ethical responsibilities and social impact.

Defend a claim on a topic with logical argumentation, using evidence to support your reasoning.

Do thorough research on topics in history and Theory of Knowledge, check the reliability of sources, and cite them correctly.

Either illustrate or expose how different systems of power and authority have influenced society.

Either illustrate or expose how personal and societal values are influenced by historical and social contexts.

Evaluate historical events using ideas from the social sciences to see how they connect to and affect society today.

Research and compare the ideas of different philosophers and their contributions to different fields of knowledge.

Use historical and social learnings to suggest new solutions to current societal problems.

Use ideas from the social sciences to make informed choices, and predict societal trends, using real life examples.

Apply mathematical concepts to analyse how money moves in society and its effects on the global economy, making informed decisions about financial matters.

Apply the concept of the normal distribution to interpret and analyse real-world phenomena in relevant contexts.

Approach mathematical problems with a flexible mindset, using different methods and techniques to find accurate solutions.

Connect mathematical concepts to real-life situations and other subjects, understanding how they are relevant and practical.

Explore different types of organisations and their financial models, analysing their plans and understanding their impact.

Investigate how variables affect mathematical functions, recognizing the cause-and-effect relationships between them.

Think critically and draw logical conclusions based on different perspectives and reasoning approaches when solving mathematical problems.

Use linear regression to identify trends and make predictions based on data analysis, developing insights for informed decision-making.

Utilise spreadsheets effectively to organise and analyse mathematical data, enabling informed decisions.

Advocate for sustainable habits based on scientific foundations.

Apply creativity and imagination in scientific exploration and problem-solving.

Apply reasoning and conduct scientific investigations using appropriate methods and tools.

Effectively search, select, and cite reliable scientific information from various sources.

Evaluate and challenge pseudo-scientific ideas that could be misleading.

Present scientific data in a clear and impactful way.

Recognize the interdisciplinary nature of science and its role in societal progress.

Show the value of arts and creativity in science, and vice versa.

Use scientific knowledge to create innovative solutions for real-world problems.

Use scientific principles to explain and predict natural events.

Build a portfolio that shows your best work, learning process, and who you are as a learner and as a person.

Build strategies to navigate change and uncertainty in learning, work, identity, and technology.

Map out your future paths based on your interests, strengths, and the impact you want to have.

Organize tasks, manage time, and use resources to complete projects.

Pursue your interests independently through the design of your own learning experiences.

Reflect on your growth with honesty and clarity, considering achievements and setbacks.

Set ambitious but realistic long-term goals, and create detailed plans to track and achieve them.

Take charge of complex tasks and projects, demonstrating leadership and accountability in your work.

Use reflection and feedback to improve how you learn.

Balance technology use with mental, emotional, and physical health by setting healthy boundaries and acting responsibly in digital spaces.

Incorporate feedback and data to improve your work, showing adaptability, collaboration, and a mindset for continuous learning and improvement.

Listen and speak skillfully, give and receive feedback constructively, and foster genuine dialogue with people from various contexts.

Maintain a learning mindset that is open to new ideas and asks thoughtful questions.

Manage everyday life tasks, like scheduling appointments, filling out forms, planning logistics, and handling basic financial responsibilities.

Monitor and adjust my process in order to learn, unlearn, and relearn when necessary.

Set purposeful goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

Show resilience by adapting your goals and strategies when facing challenges or new opportunities.

Use iterative design processes, such as prototyping, testing, and refining, to develop effective and user-centered solutions.

Work with people from diverse backgrounds to make a positive impact in your local community.

Analyze different text types and synthesize different viewpoints to better understand a topic or theme.

Analyze different types of texts, such as books, articles, and multimedia, to understand how language shapes opinions and creates change in society.

Deliver presentations effectively, using appropriate language, visual aids, and presentation techniques to engage and captivate your audience.

Develop critical thinking by examining and evaluating information from different sources through independent and extensive research.

Expand your vocabulary and knowledge of technical and professional language related to your interests and future aspirations.

Explore digital tools and platforms for learning, using them to research, select reliable information, and enhance your understanding of various topics.

Organise your ideas coherently and express them through writing, adapting your language and style to convey the desired message and impact.

Use language creatively to conceive and execute projects that showcase your linguistic skills and creativity, promoting purposeful and meaningful use of language.

Write your own texts with clarity and coherence, expressing your ideas, reflections, and creativity in a way that engages and inspires others.

Adapt communication, including words, tone, format, or medium, depending on the audience and situation.

Explore how language is connected to culture, identity, and relationships, and how this shapes meaning.

Make connections between known languages and new languages to support understanding and expression.

Set language learning goals, check progress, and adjust goals when needed.

Show growth in understanding texts, having conversations, and expressing ideas that are slightly above current language level, using strategies to make meaning and participate when possible.

Sustain interactions on familiar topics, with support from the other person when needed.

Take risks when using a new language and reflect on how confidence and emotions affect learning.

Use basic language to participate in familiar and immediate environments, even when language is not fully developed.

Use different strategies to learn new words and phrases and remember them over time.

Use strategies to communicate when a word is unknown, such as gestures, rephrasing, mixing languages, or asking for help.

Create meaningful content for digital platforms and engage audiences responsibly.

Embrace linguistic diversity, discovering connections between words in different languages and understanding the origins and meanings behind them.

Have challenging conversations with respect, empathy, and openness to different perspectives.

Listen actively and empathetically to others, considering their viewpoints and expressing your own thoughts and feelings confidently and respectfully.

Design sustainable solutions that respond to real needs and create value for people, communities, or the environment.

Help build belonging by including others, noticing their needs, and making the community feel safe and connected.

Understand and celebrate different identities and cultures to build positive relationships with others.

Use shared resources responsibly and help create respectful, organized, and sustainable learning environments.

Actively contribute to your community by designing and facilitating a learning experience for others.

Apply design thinking to frame problems creatively, empathize with users, and generate impactful ideas that include and empower people with diverse abilities and experiences.

Bring different people together around a shared goal and create tangible change in your local community.

Lead positively and handle different opinions to work toward common goals.

Use technology responsibly and help others make ethical choices with digital tools.

Learn from other people’s experiences and perspectives to question your assumptions and grow.

Work through disagreements in a team by encouraging dialogue, rebuilding trust, and helping the group move forward.

Work well in teams by understanding different perspectives, sharing responsibilities, and communicating clearly.

Generate and gather innovative ideas from others to develop creative solutions.

Leverage a variety of design tools, digital and analog, to bring concepts to life.

Use art and culture as tools to inspire and drive positive change in your community.