Im so nervous cause it's also my first exam, and I need resources for more practice cause I've heard it is repeated most of the time what should I focus on the most
Any resources for that and what 4 questions are usually common ig?
I also would like to know on what basis I can score the post points on cause it's really short sentences for me to prove my skills?
I’m switching schools for DP2 after completing DP1 at another IB school, and I’m confused about how my previous grades and coursework work when I move schools.
Also, I'm aware it reallyyy depends on the school as well cause it's a rare case scenario but if anybody has switched schools midway, and in general DP1 to DP2
Do my DP1 grades and IAs basically transfer over as they are, or do schools have some say in reassessing/remarking things or asking me to redo parts of my IAs? And how do you guys think it's going to work with predicted grades and everything that eventually gets submitted to the IB?
Both schools have agreed that they follow the same timeline so it shouldnt be much of an issue eventually while applying to colleges or so right?
Would love to hear from anyone who has switched IB schools between DP1 and DP2, especially if you know what the new school is actually allowed to change and etc
minor spoiler I think, also ikkk it's not the same-ish but like yk the concept of us not knowing BUT LIKE no one else would get it except you guys here so had to say it 😭
Language B other than Spanish and french is a bit niche so resources are LOW, I can't find reading comprehensions or so, and any textbooks that anybody would recommend for this subjects
Please do drop anu advice regarding Dutch B
Thank you
I saw a post asking for auditions for a shoot on Tuesday for KL2, and its august sooo are theyy
maybe in about 2-3 weeks tho
Hello everyone,
I am a 17F turning 18 in less than a month, and a student currently looking for a part-time job, but I'm mainly looking for English-friendly workplaces.
I have looked into Glassdoor and indeed but there are very limited choices with english speaking places
As a student, I would need a flexible schedule too
if anybody has any recommendation on where to look, or any places you think would suit, do drop any advice
Thank youu
Hello everyone,
have a KNM test coming up (I am NOT confident), but does anyone know where I can find more practice tests and, mainly the material/ content itself other than DUO cause besides that, mostly everything needs payment :(
YT has the same videos, not so helpful so far
If anyone has any, please help! And if anybody has done it before, please do drop some advice; I am freaking out
Thank you !
My school does not offer history , and lowk I'm the only History student :(
does anyone know any online IB history HL tutors, or any other platforms where I might find one?
I'm so lost, I have two EEs right now, and I dont know which is the better one to give in, my teacher said both are solid and recieved good feedback
whichhh one usually has a higher chance of getting a higher grade? I know it depends on how good it is but I assume sciences have it hard
(dont ask me why I got two whole EEs but yeah)
Idk he deserved a cool space for himself also I really miss this show :/
Okay so like not horrible but I genuinely feel like I can get better grades in the real ones I'm at 5s and 6s and I am confident I can get them up BUT universities are not gonna see that are they so while applying if my predicted grades and finals are drastically different is it good to apply a year later..?
like let it be one or two marks up or down, there's always a change, are they THAT inconsistent while marking the first time?
No seriously, I completely even forgot I had done it, and it never counted towards anything :(
My school doesn't offer history, so I have to self-study. Although my school provides online teachers, it still isn't helping much with coursework and tests.
so if anybody knows any IB history tutors, please do help me out!
also, it's tricky because every school or region covers different history topics, so it only gets worse to find help for such a subject.
Basically asking for a cousin, who doesn't have any international schools around her, but would like to do the IB program online, and sit her exams in an exam centre
do you think this is possible or are universities going to see it as a case-by-case scenario
Hi everyone,
I’m an international student currently living in the Netherlands, and I’m trying to figure out what my options are for finishing secondary education.
I moved to the Netherlands a few years ago and joined an international school. I have been following the international curriculum pathway, but due to circumstances with my school and my timeline of me living here, I am no longer able to continue in the way I originally planned.
I'm currently 17 years old, turning 18 soon, and have only finished my junior year of high school and am unable to continue my senior year.
The biggest issue is that I am approaching 18, and because of my situation with residency/visa and education timelines, I cannot afford to spend several more years restarting a programme. I need to find a recognised high school qualification as soon as possible.
My goal is to apply to an English-taught research university (WO level), ideally within the next admission cycle or as soon as realistically possible, which I am capable of as I have a good credit score.
I am looking into options like:
I do not speak enough Dutch to easily enter the regular Dutch school system, so I am mainly looking for English-language options.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? Are there any accredited schools or programmes that could realistically allow someone with an international background to complete a university-qualifying diploma within around one year?
I am not looking for a shortcut or an unrecognised certificate cause I know im capable enough. I need something that universities in the Netherlands would actually accept.
Any advice would be really appreciated
logically even with consistent study habits, great organisation and crazy good effort is it possible you still not reach the mark?
do you think at that point the curriculum is just not for you? Or they are not capable of it ?
Cause I was having this conversation with someone, and they said there's no way you put effort and not yield results at any point it's probably not enough
I'm not ranting it was out of curiosity if someone feels this way.
Firstly, so happy for all the M26 out there. All these results are impressive and inspiring asf
Okay, so my science IA topics have been very basic; they are long, but experiments are usual and nothing that impressive topic-wise. They obviously do have great data tho, so my teacher believes that having a strong analysis is so much better than the topic itself.
I just want to know if this is alright. It could be amazing data and research-wise, but what if the topic itself is very basic? How many points do you think it would cost?
My school usually fails people and ask people to repeat DP1 if they aren under 24 points at the end of the year
they dont count No IA tok, Cas, EE points that could help and even fail people who might be at 21-23 range
From this many people have been held back and not given a chance to even improve around DP2 so is this purely an IB policy?
I am never tired, and I genuinely study a lot more with energy, omfg. Ofc just a tip, but holy shi its working at least for me and I'm not saying it might for everyone cause it does give an energy boost at some point, but damn, I'm able to focus
Also no one's ever mentioned this to me so thought yll should know