To accommodate a diverse range of learners, the IB workshops are designed for both new and experienced teachers interested in increasing their knowledge and expertise about the IB programme.The workshops include strategies and techniques for teaching IB courses effectively in the classroom and are led by highly trained IB experts. Each workshop allows teachers to assess and build their skills in the curriculum as well as understand and compare assessment criteria.

The workshops offer teachers a chance to interact directly with and offer their input to the workshop leaders. They also allow the participants to discuss and share their own ideas, practices and strategies while working alongside other IB teachers from a broad range of backgrounds.

         About MY Workshop Leader

Adrian Palmer

Adrian is an ecologist and teacher with over eighteen years teaching experience in both schools and field-based environmental education. He is currently teaching at Bangkok Patana School. Adrian also has several years’ related experience in conservation work and with NGOs. Over the last twelve years he has been teaching the IB Diploma courses in Environmental Systems, Ecosystems and Societies (pilot), Environmental Systems and Societies, as well as Biology and TOK. A fieldwork enthusiast, he has designed and run fieldwork in relation to all these courses and in support of the IB requirements for the Group 4 project. Adrian is also an IB examiner (for paper 1) and is a member of the curriculum review team for the new ESS course to be first taught in 2015. He is the author of a revision guide for

Environmental Systems and Societies (Oxford Study Courses) and is currently working on a new text titled “Fieldwork for the IB diploma”. He was Director of Studies at Pang Soong Lodge Field Centre in Northern Thailand and recently taught at St. Joseph’s Institution International School, Singapore