A practical guide for PYP coordinators

(3 customer reviews)
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The guide includes 30 questions, grouped into four key areas: Building a Common Culture Organization & Communication Curriculum Design Building Capacity Structure of Each Question Each question follows a simple and consistent structure: Introduction Importance Variations based on your context Read, Try, Check or Don’t forget What I did as coordinator In practice Final thought

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Description

The guide includes 30 questions, grouped into four key areas:

  • Building a Common Culture
  • Organization & Communication
  • Curriculum Design
  • Building Capacity

Structure of Each Question

Each question follows a simple and consistent structure:

  • Introduction
  • Importance
  • Variations based on your context
  • Read, Try, Check or Don’t forget
  • What I did as coordinator
  • In practice
  • Final thought

3 reviews for A practical guide for PYP coordinators

  1. Janet Goswell (verified owner)

    An excellent, clear, practical guide for all PYP Coordinators (New & Old) Totally agree with the concluding statement….Remember your impact is not only measured by documents, plans etc ‘It’s about the culture that you build’

  2. Caro Rascher (verified owner)

    Ali Ezzeddine’s book is an invaluable resource for both new and aspiring PYP Coordinators. What makes it particularly special is the wealth of “behind-the-scenes” insights that are rarely found in official documents or training sessions. It bridges the gap between theory and practice, offering practical guidance that is both realistic and deeply thoughtful.
    Reading this book feels like having Ali sitting beside you as a mentor, sharing his experience, asking the right questions, and gently guiding you through the complexities of the role. The book is clear, well organised, and highly accessible, making it easy to return to whenever you need support or inspiration.
    Above all, what shines through every page is Ali’s genuine love for education and the International Baccalaureate. His passion for the PYP and commitment to supporting others in educational leadership make this book not just informative, but also incredibly encouraging and empowering.

  3. Gabriela (verified owner)

    I just had to reach out and say a massive thank you for your Practical Guide.

    We just wrapped up our very first year of PYP implementation, and to say it was a challenging, grueling, and beautifully rewarding rollercoaster would be an understatement. As a beginner coordinator, there were definitely moments this year when I felt like I was trying to assemble a puzzle in the dark… I only wish I had stumbled across your account sooner!

    It’s so incredibly useful that I already know it’s going to be my emotional support document for the entire next academic year. Thank you for unwrapping the PYP complexity so… humanly. Maybe manageable is the word I’m looking for. I knew as soon as I read through the first pages that I had hit gold, but I wanted to take my time and read the whole guide before properly reaching out to you.

    I also wanted to say how much I appreciate the format. The way you scaffold your guidance depending on the school or coordinator context is so practical, and I especially loved how you pulled back the curtain to share what you actually did as a coordinator. So, so helpful.

    Honestly, it feels like you took the very best parts of a planner, combined them with the FAQs every PYP coordinator wishes they had answered, sprinkled in real-world experience, and Frankenstein-ed them into one beautifully organized document. Kudos!!

    Keep doing what you do. You’ve made a real difference for at least one very grateful first-year coordinator.

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