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Start Here
The complete pathway for new MYP teachers — 30 articles across 6 chapters, taking you from "what even is this framework?" to planning, teaching and assessing a full MYP unit of your own. Read it in order, or jump to the chapter you need.
Replace a vague or inherited impression of the MYP with an accurate, usable mental model of the framework — and what your job actually is inside it.
Install the three cognitive lenses — conceptual thinking, contextual purpose, and skills development — that make every later planning decision possible.
Convert concepts, context, and skills into a complete, coherent, defensible MYP unit plan using backward design.
Turn a written unit plan into daily teaching practice that preserves conceptual focus, structure, and rigour.
Build practical competence in criterion-related assessment so judgements are defensible and feedback changes learning.
Move from guided practice to independent, self-evaluated application — and build your first complete unit alone.
Flagship Guide
A complete, 24-chapter walkthrough of MYP unit planning — from the philosophy behind the planner, through concepts, inquiry and assessment, to an annotated example unit and a final quality checklist. Read it start to finish, or drop into the chapter you need.
Chapters 1–6 · What an MYP unit plan actually is, the thinking behind it, and how to choose concepts and a global context.
Chapters 7–10 · Statements of inquiry, inquiry questions, and turning them into everyday classroom practice.
Chapters 11–14 · ATL skills, the Learner Profile, learning experiences, and planning for every learner in the room.
Chapters 15–20 · Formative and summative design, aligning criteria with learning, and improving the unit each year.
Chapters 21–24 · A full build-through, an annotated example unit, the common mistakes, and the final checklist.
Clear, concise explanations of core MYP concepts — from "What is MYP?" to Statement of Inquiry and assessment criteria.
Start Learning →Editable Unit Planning and Lesson Planning templates you can download and use immediately.
Download Templates →Unit Planner and Assessment checklists to sanity-check your planning before you teach.
Get Checklists →New to MYP? Start with the philosophy, the Learner Profile, and what makes the programme distinct.
Explore Getting Started →Build a unit from scratch: key concepts, global contexts, statements of inquiry, and inquiry questions.
Explore Planning →Understand how MYP criterion-based assessment works, starting with Criterion A.
Explore Assessment →
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