This theme prompts critical thinking about personal identity, community, and global impact. It transcends cultural boundaries, exposing students to diverse perspectives. Explored across core subjects, it builds skills in inquiry, reflection, and action.
Key benefits include:
Understanding human diversity and shared values.
Analyzing global challenges like inequality and sustainability.
Developing agency to create real-world solutions.
Download free IB PYP Who We Are worksheets for hands-on activities aligned with IBDP inquiry.
"Who We Are" Across IBDP Subjects
English: Building Persuasive Voices
Students research identity, culture, and ethics. They craft essays and debates, sharpening writing and communication skills for
History: Tracing Civilizations
Explore ancient societies, religions, and economies. This reveals how past events shape today's interconnected world—perfect for
Geography: Mapping Human Impact
Study physical landscapes, urbanization, and climate patterns. Learners analyze environmental trends and human geography for sustainable futures. Check
IB Geography maps and activities
Mathematics: Solving Real-World Puzzles
Apply concepts like statistics and modeling to social issues. This hones logical thinking and problem-solving, linking to
Dive into biology, physics, and the scientific method. Students appreciate ecosystems and ethical dilemmas, with tools from
Arts: Unleashing Creativity
Experiment with visual arts, music, and performance. This fosters self-expression and critical analysis, inspired by
Take Action with IBDP "Who We Are" Resources
The IBDP Who We Are theme equips students to think globally and act locally. .
Who We Are Transdisciplinary Theme. YouTube video. Available at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4-eqhjjsRg (accessed 17 December 2025).
