Brad Cartwright

Building a Strong IB Foundation – Understanding IB standards, structuring effective communication, and ensuring smooth program implementation for students, parents, and faculty.

Transforming IB Core Management – Leveraging the TOK classroom as the hub for Extended Essay, CAS, and critical thinking while developing a cohesive IB Core leadership team.

Enhancing the Extended Essay Process – Implementing a structured cohort model, aligning EE timelines with IB deadlines, and fostering faculty collaboration for student success.

Optimizing Coursework & Exam Logistics – Establishing clear timelines, managing IA and EA deadlines, and streamlining IB exam preparation for an efficient, stress-free experience.

Driving Continuous Improvement & Reflection – Using data to refine program strategies, supporting students post-exam, and effectively communicating results to stakeholders.

Full Zoom Recordings – Access to recordings of each workshop session, allowing you to review discussions, revisit explanations, and reinforce your learning.

All Slide Presentations – Every slide deck used throughout the sessions, so you can revisit key concepts and teaching strategies anytime.

Downloadable Documents – Key resources, guides, and reference materials that you can use in your own school.

Forms & Templates – Practical tools and structured templates from the workshop to help streamline your IB Economics planning and assessment process.

Master IB Standards & Program Evaluation – Gain clarity on IB requirements and how to align your program for successful evaluation and long-term success.

Develop Key IB Coordination Skills – Identify the five essential competencies needed to lead an IB program effectively and confidently.

Streamline IB Course Registration & Enrollment – Ensure compliance with IB requirements and create a seamless process for students and faculty.

Strengthen Communication Across Stakeholders – Build effective communication systems that align students, parents, and faculty for a more cohesive IB experience.

Transform IB Core Management – Learn innovative strategies for integrating EE, CAS, and TOK into a well-structured and manageable system.

Build a Collaborative IB Leadership Team – Elevate the role of TOK teachers and coordinators to ensure consistency, efficiency, and student success.

Redefine Extended Essay Supervision – Implement a structured Cohort Model that enhances faculty collaboration and provides students with stronger support.

Align EE Timelines for Success – Create a timeline that integrates IB deadlines, CAS requirements, and university applications to ensure a manageable workload.2

Develop a Strong EE Leadership Team – Build a coordinated structure with supervisors, point persons, and faculty to guide students effectively.

Strengthen Student Thinking Through TOK – Equip students with the analytical and reflective skills needed to connect knowledge across disciplines.

Understand the TOK Exhibition & Essay – Support students in curating meaningful exhibitions and crafting strong, well-structured TOK essays.

Structure a Clear IB Coursework & Assessment Timeline – Design a calendar that keeps students on track with IAs, EAs, and coursework deadlines.

Streamline the Predicted Grades Process – Develop a transparent system for calculating, communicating, and using predicted grades effectively.

Ensure a Smooth IB Exam & Registration Process – Organize mock exams, manage IB registration, and oversee eCoursework submission with precision.

Support Students Through Exam Preparation & Deadlines – Implement strategies to keep students accountable, reduce stress, and optimize exam readiness.

Analyze & Leverage IB Results for Program Growth – Use data-driven insights to refine teaching strategies, improve student outcomes, and enhance future cohorts.

Effectively Communicate IB Results to Stakeholders – Present key findings to students, parents, faculty, and leadership in a way that fosters reflection and growth.

Shared Expertise & Peer Learning – Leverage the collective wisdom of experienced IB Coordinators to exchange ideas, strategies, and best practices.

Real-Time Problem-Solving – Bring challenges to the table and gain diverse perspectives on solutions that have worked in different school contexts.

Building a Supportive Network – Strengthen professional connections, create lasting collaborations, and develop a trusted IB peer community.