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Key Concepts

Key and related concepts are central to every MYP unit. Sixteen key concepts act as connectors to transfer big ideas between subjects and subject groups. In addition, there are twelve Language and Literature specifically related concepts that develop the depth of students' conceptual understanding of Language and Literature. According to Dr Lynn Erickson (2008), some concepts are broad macro concepts, whilst others...

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