Whether you're a student preparing for your IB Economics exams or a parent looking to support your child, these practical tips will help you navigate the subject with confidence.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead5 minutes
So... you have chosen an article to base your economics internal assessment ("IA") on and are moving to the next step of planning your IA. This article, written by an experienced IB teacher, sets out a seven-step process that you can use to make writing your IA that little bit easier.
AuthorJennyRead5 minutes
In this Blog, Maggie discusses the difficulties of moving from the I/GCSE to the IB or A-Level German course. Lots of students find the switch quite challenging but with some tricks and tips students can make a smooth (and successful) transition.
In this blog, Maggie will discuss the importance of regular language revision - even when school is out! She will give some tips on how to implement language revision throughout your school holidays in a fun, quick and easy way.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead4 minutes
Having written Section 2 of your History IA, you should then go back and write Section 1, in which you are required to identify and evaluate two of the most relevant sources used in your investigation. In this blog, Anna will walk you through the necessary steps to help you gain full marks for this section.
Having chosen the topic of your History IA, designed your question and researched your IA, the next step will be to write Section 2. This should be done before attempting Section 1 and, in this blog, Anna outlines what is expected.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead6 minutes
Having successfully written Sections 1 and 2 of your History IA, it is now time to reflect and write Section 3. In this blog, Anna will walk you through the necessary steps to help you gain full marks for this section.
AuthorOwl TutorsRead3 minutes
Choosing the right History topic and question for YOU can make the difference between success and failure. Below are 7 steps to help you choose an appropriate topic and question.
AuthorAnnaRead4 minutes
No matter whether you have chosen to take the German Language B Standard Level (SL) or Higher Level (HL) exam, you will certainly be aiming to achieve the highest possible grade. Many students think that in order to achieve a 7, you must be a genius and have reached a level of German which only native speakers can reach. These simple tricks will help you on your way to acing your exam and achieving that seemingly impossible grade 7.
Each year, less than 1% of students achieve a 45 in their IB. With these kind of odds against you, you need a bit of help. The purpose of this (moderately tongue-in-cheek) article is to give provide planning tips to help you. Want to get the magic 45 points on your IB? Read on!
By subscribing to our newsletter you agree to receive email from us and agree to our Terms and Conditions*
We store some data to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with this. You can learn more here