This is an exam I made based on an analysis of a website promoting a VR headset made by Facebook in February 2021. I have included an example intro, thesis and opening analytical paragraph to show students how to use clusters of quotes and connect style, language and meaning. I am sure it will be useful for the upcoming exam as many students find it difficult to construct in depth paragraphs.

Handwritten notes that I made for my HL students on Topic 3 in the IB - Trigonometry & Circular Functions. It includes: 3.1 - Area of sector, arc length, radians 3.2 - Unit circle, exact values, tan=sin/cos, sec/cosec/cot, pythagorean identities 3.3 - Compound angle, double angle formulae (with derivation of both) 3.4 - Graphs of sin/cos/tan, rules for all transformations of these 3.5 - Inverse trig functions, their graphs, their domains/ranges 3.6 - Solving trig equations, proving identities, simplifying trig expressions 3.7 - Triangle rules, sine/cosine/area rules If you are an HL teacher (or student) and you found these helpful, please 'follow' me, then you will see as soon as I get around to uploading the remaining topics of the HL course (Feb/March/April 2018).

You’ll receive a PDF and a PNG version of the XXL posters of the IB Language B Themes: Social organisation Sharing the planet Identities Experiences Human ingenuity

International Baccalaureate: English Literature and Language SL/HL Key Terminology- Having taught IB for a number of years terminology is one of the areas students struggle with and loose marks. This test is designed to help bridge the gap for Paper 1. Test paper and answers booklet Can be used at the beginning of the course to establish key terminology. Can also be used as a revision tool before or after a mock.

This is the 2nd lesson of the first unit of Theme 4 : Organisation Sociale, Unité 1 : Relations Sociales. Ready to go lessons based on the new (2020) IB programme. It includes a starter, peer assessment for speaking presentations, reading activities to build up vocabulary, authentic videos to find out how family has evolved in France in the 20th century, a plenary, … Authentic materials are used. Fits both SL and HL.

This is a full assessment pack to prepare for ABI Paper 2 - Reading comprehension in French. This booklet contains 320 exams questions, divided into 20 separate assessments, covering all IB themes. It covers every** IB types of exam questions** for the latest IB Specification (multiple choice, gap fill, answering questions, finding synonymes, true / false / justify etc…). The first 8 reading exam practices are to be used at the start of the Ab Initio course with shorter texts (10 mark exam papers). The other 12 exams use much longer texts (to match the IB exam) and are 20 marks papers. Mark schemes included of course. PS: if you have already purchased any of my Theme based booklets covering the 4 skills, none of the reading exercises in this booklet are the same or using IB papers. This can be used in addition to past papers for exam practice or assessment purposes, without the risk of students having access to the markschemes.

This is an exam practice booklet to prepare French ABI students for Paper 1 (Writing). This customizable resource (38 pages) contains tips and key vocabulary for each type of text, the mark scheme, conceptual understanding and most importantly between 15 to 20 tasks per theme (Identities, social Organisation, Sharing the Planet, Experiences, Human Ingenuity).

These four PowerPoints were planned as part of the IB scheme of work on Kinetics, and cover the necessary content for both the Standard and Higher Level topics. It would also be suitable for other post-16 courses. Included are fully completed PowerPoints, student versions of the PowerPoints with sections to complete independently and some exam style questions. Topics included are: - What is rate of reaction? - Methods of measuring the rate of reaction - Collision Theory - The effect of temperature, concentration, pressure, surface area and catalysts on the rate of reaction - Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curves - The effect of temperature on Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution curves - The rate constant and rate equation - Determining the order of reaction from experimental data - Characteristics of 0, 1st and 2nd order reactions - Using reaction mechanisms to identify the rate determining step - Using the rate determining step to determine the reaction mechanism of a reaction - Mechanisms of reactions involving catalysts - The Arrenhius Equation - Determining the activation energy of a reaction via line of best fit and equation methods - Effect of activation energy on the rate of reaction - Effect of a catalyst on the Arrenhius equation

A one-stop poster for revision for the International Baccalaureate English Literature and Language) Route A Paper 2 (exam comparison paper). Gives students 9 options of tasks, that you can give them at the beginning of the course and not need to prompt or repeat ‘how to revise’ again! Print A3 for the classroom or A4 for their own notes.

A high-level comparative essay plan for Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ and Marjane Satrapi’s ‘Persepolis’. This was planned for an IB higher-level essay (exam practice) answering: ‘In what ways do two literary works act as a voice for the oppressed?’, but could also be used for A level comparative essay preparation. This resource will help you if: You study ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’, ‘Persepolis’ or both, and would like to write high-grade essays on the themes of oppression and voice You are an IB, AS or A level student who would like to see an excellent comparative essay plan You would like to understand or revise these author’s intentions, historical context and symbolism in these two texts. Ideas are presented separately for each text with some comparative comments to close. We hope this helps :)

Course name: IB Biology (Standard Level) A summary of IB Biology Unit 6 Human Physiology. Organised according to IB syllabus statements.

For students intending to start an IB DP Mathematics course in the next few months, assess how prepared they are and identify which areas they should focus on ahead of the move. This can be used to inform independent revision or class time before the school year concludes. In addition, it could be used to assess students transferring in to an IB school to check prior knowledge. 48 non-calculator questions (including 4 “HL only” for those looking at the higher level course) covering the spectrum of topics included on the prior knowledge topic list shared by the IB (list not included). They range from multiple choice to simple calculations and some more complex problem-solving. It is recommended to give students at least 1.5 hours to complete. This is made ready to use so the questions are laid out 4 to a page resulting in 12 pages of questions and 13 pages of worked solutions and answers. There should be enough space for some calculations but you may want to provide spare paper for further “rough working out”. Also provide the relevant pre-DP formula book for your setting (e.g. MYP, iGCSE etc.)

Fantastic revision document for transport across membranes. Includes: Two sided A3 revision poster with scaffolded questions. Information sheets to accompany the poster. Powerpoint with PPQs and Markscheme Learning Outcomes: Understand that particles move across membranes by simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, osmosis and active transport. Understand the fluidity of membranes allows materials to be taken into cells by endocytosis or released by exocytosis. Understand that vesicles move materials within cells. Apply the structure and function of sodium–potassium pumps for active transport and potassium channels for facilitated diffusion in axons. Apply understanding of osmolarity to tissues or organs to be used in medical procedures must be bathed in a solution with the same osmolarity as the cytoplasm to prevent osmosis. Plan to an experiment to estimate the osmolarity of tissues by bathing samples in hypotonic and hypertonic solutions. Learning Objective: Understand how membranes control the composition of cells by active and passive transport

Detailed notes (PDF) of key information for the Fidel Castro (Cuba) case study for the IB History Paper 2 topic Authoritarian States (20th century). This includes all the relevant background knowledge and events outlined in the subject guide which students will need to answer questions on the following: emergence of authoritarian states consolidation and maintenance of power aims and results of policies This notes document has been used by a student who scored a level 7/7 in IB History HL in the May 2020 session.

This booklet will help in the following area: 1-Strategies to crack your presentation. 2-Bank of images to help you practice more before your exam. 3-Questions based on cultural connection. 4-Bank of questions based on all 5 themes. 5-important questions and answers based on all 5 themes.

This worksheet requires students to fill in a table using a word bank and diagram of the thylakoid membrane, which includes the associated photosystems, carrier proteins, and ATP synthase, to describe the events of the light-dependent reactions during photosynthesis. Useful for teaching light-dependent reactions, photosynthesis, plant biology, plant nutrition. Can be used to teach IB, A Level, VCE and GCSE Biology. Model answers are included. File type: PDF Number of pages: 2

This PowerPoint presentation has everything you need to teach A4.2 Conservation of Biodiversity in the new IB Diploma Biology course, first assessment 2025, which is first taught in 2023. Why spend hours preparing lessons when you can purchase this complete SL and HL resource and be instantly ready? Created by an IB Assistant Examiner, this IB Bio Topic slideshow includes all the content from the IB Guide. This is the ninth topic in Theme A: Unity and Diversity. This 76-slide PowerPoint Presentation can be used both in-person and for online learning,and added to your Google Classroom. Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. Ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you! All my resources are informed by over two decades of IB DP Bio teaching experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB DP Biology content. Features: 76 Slides Multimedia links such as videos and articles Highly visual, with clear definitions (helpful for EAL/ESL students) Clear bullet points (not too much text on each slide), images and examples IB Command terms for tasks (state, discuss, explain, etc). Student tasks Official IB content statements and linking questions Key terms Easy to use, and organised to be used as-is Also suitable for other curriculum programs - any kind of High School Biology course that focuses on scientific inquiry, such as AP Biology or Honors Biology. As an IBDP Assistant Examiner with 27 years experience teaching IB Diploma Biology and IB MYP Science, I have created multiple resources which I am uploading to TpT now: Standard Level and Higher Level IB Biology lessons and presentations, required practicals, as well as entire units and unit plans.

This PowerPoint presentation has everything you need to teach A4.1 Evolution and Speciation in the new IB Diploma Biology course, first assessment 2025, which is first taught in 2023. Why spend hours preparing lessons when you can purchase this complete SL and HL resource and be instantly ready? Created by an IB Assistant Examiner, this IB Bio Topic slideshow includes all the content from the IB Guide. This is the eighth topic in Theme A: Unity and Diversity. This 71-slide PowerPoint Presentation can be used both in-person and for online learning,and added to your Google Classroom. Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. Ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you! All my resources are informed by over two decades of IB DP Bio teaching experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB DP Biology content. Features: 71 Slides Multimedia links such as videos and articles Highly visual, with clear definitions (helpful for EAL/ESL students) Clear bullet points (not too much text on each slide), images and examples IB Command terms for tasks (state, discuss, explain, etc). Student tasks Official IB content statements and linking questions Key terms Easy to use, and organised to be used as-is Also suitable for other curriculum programs - any kind of High School Biology course that focuses on scientific inquiry, such as AP Biology or Honors Biology. As an IBDP Assistant Examiner with 27 years experience teaching IB Diploma Biology and IB MYP Science, I have created multiple resources which I am uploading to TpT now: Standard Level and Higher Level IB Biology lessons and presentations, required practicals, as well as entire units and unit plans.

This PowerPoint presentation has everything you need to teach D1.1 DNA Replication in the new IB Diploma Biology course, first assessment 2025, which is first taught in 2023. Why spend hours preparing lessons when you can purchase this complete SL and HL resource and be instantly ready? Created by an IB Assistant Examiner, this IB Bio Topic slideshow includes all the content from the IB Guide. This is the first topic in Theme C: Continuity and Change. This 55-slide Google Slides Presentation can be used both in-person and for online learning, added to your Google Classroom, or opened with Google Slides. Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. Ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you! All my resources are informed by over two decades of IB DP Bio teaching experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB DP Biology content. Features: 55 Editable Slides Multimedia links such as videos and articles Highly visual, with clear definitions (helpful for EAL/ESL students) Clear bullet points (not too much text on each slide), images and examples IB Command terms for tasks (state, discuss, explain, etc). Student tasks Official IB content statements and linking questions Key terms Easy to use, and organised to be used as-is Also suitable for other curriculum programs - any kind of High School Biology course that focuses on scientific inquiry, such as AP Biology or Honors Biology.

This PowerPoint presentation has everything you need to teach D2.3 Water Potential in the new IB Diploma Biology course, first assessment 2025, which is first taught in 2023. Why spend hours preparing lessons when you can purchase this complete SL and HL resource and be instantly ready? Created by an IB Assistant Examiner, this IB Bio Topic slideshow includes all the content from the IB Guide. This is the sixth topic in Theme D: Continuity and Change. This 61-slide Google Slides Presentation can be used both in-person and for online learning, added to your Google Classroom, or opened using Google Slides. Save yourself time - don’t recreate the wheel. Ready to use as-is with no effort needed from you! All my resources are informed by over two decades of IB DP Bio teaching experience, so you can be sure you are getting a quality resource with everything you need to teach the IB DP Biology content. Features: 61 Editable Slides Multimedia links such as videos and articles Highly visual, with clear definitions (helpful for EAL/ESL students) Clear bullet points (not too much text on each slide), images and examples IB Command terms for tasks (state, discuss, explain, etc). Student tasks Official IB content statements and linking questions Key terms Easy to use, and organised to be used as-is Also suitable for other curriculum programs - any kind of High School Biology course that focuses on scientific inquiry, such as AP Biology or Honors Biology.