The Approaches to Learning (ATL's) skills framework supports and empowers learning across & beyond the academic curriculum.
ATL Skills are organised in clusters, within five main areas:
COLLABORATION
How can students collaborate?
Working effectively with others
ATL Skills from "MYP: From Principles to Practice (2014)"
ORGANIZATION SKILLS
How can students demonstrate organization skills?
Managing time and tasks effectively
AFFECTIVE SKILLS
How can students manage their own state of mind?
Managing state of mind
Mindfulness
Perseverance
Emotional Management
Self-Motivation
Resilience
ATL Skills from "MYP: From Principles to Practice (2014)"
INFORMATION LITERACY
How can students demonstrate information literacy?
Finding, interpreting, judging and creating information
MEDIA LITERACY
How can students demonstrate media literacy?
Interacting with media to use and create ideas and information
ATL Skills from "MYP: From Principles to Practice (2014)"
CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS
How can students think critically?
Analysing and evaluating issues and ideas
CREATIVE THINKING SKILLS
How can students be creative?
Generating novel ideas and considering new perspectives
THINKING SKILLS: TRANSFER
How can students transfer skills and knowledge across disciplines and subject groups?
Using skills and knowledge in multiple contexts
ATL Skills from "MYP: From Principles to Practice (2014)"