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How many CAS experiences do I need IB?
Candidates need to demonstrate all seven Learning Outcomes to complete the CAS requirement for the IB Diploma. Some may be demonstrated many times, in a variety of experiences, but completion requires only that there is some evidence for every outcome.
How many CAS projects do you need?
one project
CAS requires students to take part in a range of experiences and at least one project. These should involve: real, purposeful activities, with significant outcomes.
How many CAS hours should I have?
The CAS project is meant to last one month and take a minimum of 12 total hours, from planning to completion and reflection. CAS projects of longer duration can provide even greater scope and opportunities for all participants and should be encouraged.
Can a CAS project be individual?
A CAS project can address any single strand of CAS, or combine two or all three strands. All CAS projects are designed with a defined purpose and goals. Individual students identify one or more learning outcomes to further guide their role and responsibilities in the CAS project.
Is CAS externally assessed?
Studied throughout the Diploma Programme, CAS involves students in a range of activities alongside their academic studies. It is not formally assessed.
Do CAS projects have to be collaborative?
CAS students must be involved in at least one CAS project during their CAS programme. The primary purpose of the CAS project is to ensure participation in sustained collaboration. A CAS project can address any single strand of CAS, or combine two or all three strands.
Where can I find the IB CAS guide?
Educators at IB World Schools can read about the seven learning outcomes in the CAS guide, which is available in the IB store and the Programme Resource Centre (PRC). How is CAS structured? The three strands of CAS, which are often interwoven with particular activities, are characterized as follows:
Where can I read about the seven learning outcomes for CAS?
However, students reflect on their CAS experiences as part of the DP, and provide evidence of achieving the seven learning outcomes for CAS. Educators at IB World Schools can read about the seven learning outcomes in the CAS guide, which is available in the IB store and the Programme Resource Centre (PRC).
What do you need to do to be a successful CAS student?
CAS requires students to take part in a range of experiences and at least one project. These should involve: real, purposeful activities, with significant outcomes. personal challenge. thoughtful consideration, such as planning, reviewing progress, reporting. reflection on outcomes and personal learning.
What is an example of a CAS experience?
Examples of CAS experiences and projects that meet two or three of the CAS requirements: In the School Community… Teaching children how to swim (activity, service) Coaching/managing a sports team (activity, service)