If you have never heard of the i5 project and are looking to begin your journey, first start with a virtual Introduction to i5 Workshop. These workshops will be held once a quarter to share the foundation of the i5 pedagogy and highlight examples of creative pedagogies from the PRME community.
There are currently no upcoming introductory workshops. We will publish options for 2025 soon. Subscribe to receive updates.
Upon completion of an Introduction Workshop, the next step is to reflect and try putting the new learned framework into practice.
Take 15 minutes - Complete a self-assessment on the i5. This will be helpful to you as you continue to apply i5 in your classroom. Also, reserve a little time on your calendar to read the sections of the Playbook that most resonated with you, and complete the drills to check your understanding.
Try something small - You are likely already implementing some of the concepts in the i5 framework in your classroom! In your next class period, plan to do an i5 activity, signature move, or other concept that you’ve already done, but do it with more intention. Be open to trying new moves in the classroom, and iterate based on how it is received by your students!
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We will try our best to offer each theme in a different time zone throughout the year. All of our sessions will be recorded and available. However, you do need to attend live for it to count towards your certification.
Great! We have a facilitator guide available for you to get started. We also recommend you read through the full i5 Playbook. If you have additional questions, please reach out to i5@unprme.org. If you would like a member of the PRME Secretariat to speak at your workshop, please reach out to i5@unprme.org and we will consider it on a case by case basis as capacity allows.
We are always looking for collaborations! Please complete this form to express your interest in working with the PRME Secretariat on the i5 Project.
Yes! If you have any feedback, please share it with us at i5@unprme.org.