Some widely held ideas about IB can lead educators, parents, and students to adopt faulty teaching and learning attitudes MYTH #1: IB IS NOT SUITABLE FOR AN AVERAGE STUDENT FACT:...
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“I don’t know what topic to choose.” “Ughhhh. My teacher says my essay lacks focus.” “I don’t think these assignments are important, are they?” Well, if you find those remarks...
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What is the EE? The IB Extended Essay (EE) is a 4000-word essay that gives you the chance to explore interesting topics relating to one of your DP subjects. It’s...
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Embarking on the 2 year IB Diploma Program is a major transition for students, regardless of prior educational background. The IB DP is notorious for being a pretty demanding –...
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What are the differences between the IB Literature and Language and Literature courses? Choosing your IB subjects can be nerve-wracking. Choosing which English course to take can be equally stressful...
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Theory of Knowledge (TOK) is often a source of great confusion for everyone involved, up to and including some teachers. New terminology and acronyms everywhere, and questions that seem incomprehensible....
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The comparative analysis paper is required for Language A: Language and Literature and Language A: Literature Recently the IBO revised its exams and guidelines for English A courses. One of...
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Judging from the admission of top universities such as Ivy League universities (US) and Oxbridge (UK) in recent years, IB programmes are more and more recognized by top schools. Due...
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This year’s changes in scoring rules has had a huge impact on the candidates who were supposed to take the IB exam. A statistical model was used to ensure that...
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