PYP action is about students in the Primary Years Programme (PYP) of the International Baccalaureate (IB) taking meaningful actions based on what they learn in school. Here’s a simple explanation:

1. Student Initiative: Students take the lead and decide what actions to take based on their learning.
2. Real-World Application: Students apply their knowledge to real-life situations, such as helping in their community or addressing global issues.
3. Learning Through Inquiry: Actions come from asking questions and exploring topics that interest students.
4. Reflection: Students think about what they did, what they learned, and how they can improve or do more.
5. Types of Actions:
   • Direct Actions: Doing something hands-on, like planting trees or helping at a food bank.
   • Indirect Actions: Supporting a cause indirectly, like raising money or spreading awareness.
   • Advocacy: Speaking up for a cause, like writing to officials or creating posters.
   • Research: Finding out more about a topic to help others understand it better.
6. Across Subjects: Taking action is part of all subjects, not just one area of study.

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