Lines of inquiry and teacher questions
Madlen proposes lines of inquiry tied to your central idea, along with teacher questions that open up discussion in class.
Enter the theme and central idea, and Madlen writes the goals, concepts, lines of inquiry and assessment.
The examples below were generated in Madlen.
An inquiry into understandings of the world and phenomena through patterns, cycles, systems; diverse practices, methods and tools.
Madlen proposes lines of inquiry tied to your central idea, along with teacher questions that open up discussion in class.
Transdisciplinary theme, specified concepts, IB learner profile and central idea each get their own section of the plan.
Each unit suggests assessment tools such as exit tickets, self-assessment and poster work, so you can plan how learning will show.
A PYP unit plan in Madlen takes four steps. The options below come from the form on the platform itself.
Pick Early Years or a grade from 1 to 4 and the subject. Select learning goals from the preset list, type them in, or upload a document.
Choose which of the six transdisciplinary themes the unit sits under, then mark the key concepts you want to bring forward.
Choose learner profile attributes, approaches to learning and assessment tools. You can also add a UbD-aligned action.
Add notes on differentiation and any integrated programs your school runs. The plan comes in Turkish and English and downloads as a Word file.
A PYP unit planner is the document IB Primary Years Programme teachers use to plan a unit of inquiry, from the transdisciplinary theme and central idea to lines of inquiry and assessment. Madlen's PYP Unit Planner drafts this document with AI so you start from a complete structure. You can then edit every section before teaching.
Yes. In Madlen you enter the transdisciplinary theme and central idea, and the PYP Unit Planner suggests lines of inquiry and teacher questions that follow from them. You can keep, rewrite or replace any of them before the plan is final.
Start in Madlen's PYP Unit Planner by choosing the transdisciplinary theme and writing the central idea. Madlen then fills in the learning goals, specified concepts, learner profile attributes, lines of inquiry and assessment tools. Review each section, adapt it to your class and download the plan.
Yes. Madlen supports international frameworks such as IB (PYP, MYP, DP), AP and Cambridge IGCSE and A-level. Teachers can select these standards directly when planning lessons or generating question pools.
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