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Save time marking IB Geography Internal Assessment drafts with this practical, teacher-friendly feedback checklist.

This resource is designed to make IA draft marking quicker, clearer and more consistent, while also giving students constructive feedback they can immediately use to improve their work.

Instead of writing the same comments repeatedly, teachers can simply use the structured tick-box feedback, add a provisional mark, and identify the most important next step for each criterion.

The language is deliberately student-friendly, so the completed sheet can be returned directly to students as a clear redrafting guide.

What is included?

The resource covers all six IB Geography IA assessment criteria:

Criterion A – Fieldwork Question and Geographic Context
Criterion B – Method(s) of Investigation
Criterion C – Quality and Treatment of Information Collected
Criterion D – Written Analysis
Criterion E – Conclusion
Criterion F – Evaluation

For each criterion, teachers have access to:

  • Quick strength checkboxes
  • Clear improvement checkboxes
  • Guidance on what higher-level work should demonstrate
  • A provisional mark section
  • Space for a focused teacher comment
  • A clear student next-step prompt

Particular attention is given to Criterion D – Written Analysis, helping teachers identify whether students are moving beyond simple description towards stronger use of evidence, explanation, geographical theory, anomalies, relationships and interpretation.

Designed for fast draft marking

This is not a lengthy teacher handbook. It is a practical marking tool that can be used while reading student drafts.

Teachers can quickly identify what is working, tick the areas requiring improvement, add a short personalised comment and return the sheet to the student.

This makes feedback:

  • Faster to produce
  • More consistent across a class
  • Easier for students to understand
  • More clearly linked to the IB assessment criteria
  • Focused on meaningful redrafting rather than general comments

Also included

The resource contains an overall feedback section where teachers can record provisional marks and identify the student’s main priorities for improvement.

Students are then given a Redraft Action Plan, allowing them to turn teacher feedback into three clear priorities before submitting their next version.

Ideal for

  • IB Geography SL and HL
  • IA first drafts
  • Individual student conferences
  • Departmental standardisation
  • Peer/self-assessment support
  • Final redrafting before submission
  • Teachers managing large IB Geography classes

A useful resource for reducing marking workload while still providing students with detailed, criterion-linked feedback that helps them understand exactly how to improve their Geography IA.

Format: Microsoft Word document – editable, printable and suitable for digital feedback.

Get this resource as part of a bundle and save up to 25%

A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a series of lessons, in one place.

Bundle

IB DP Geography IA Student/Teacher Support Bundle

A comprehensive IB Geography Internal Assessment support bundle designed to guide students through the complete IA process while giving teachers practical tools for planning, teaching, feedback and redrafting. This bundle brings together five substantial resources that can be used from the very beginning of the IA through to final submission. Together, they support students with understanding the assessment criteria, developing a workable investigation, presenting and analysing data, improving analytical writing and acting effectively on teacher feedback. Included in this bundle 1. IB Geography IA Top Marks Student Guide A student-friendly breakdown of Criteria A–F, explaining what the assessment language means in practice and what stronger work should demonstrate. Includes top-band guidance, common pitfalls, analysis support and a final 25/25 checklist. 2. IB Geography IA Draft Feedback & Marking Checklist A practical teacher marking tool with tick-box strengths and improvements, provisional marks, student next steps and redraft priorities. Designed to make draft feedback quicker, clearer and more consistent while giving students specific actions they can take to improve. 3. IB Geography IA Complete Planning, Fieldwork & Writing Workbook A substantial workbook taking students from their first idea through to final submission. Includes research-question development, geographical theory, methods, sampling, risk and ethics, raw-data planning, presentation choices, analysis scaffolds, conclusion and evaluation planning, conferencing and redraft support. 4. IB Geography IA Data Presentation & Statistical Analysis Toolkit A detailed toolkit covering tables, bar graphs, scatter graphs, proportional symbols, located graphs, annotated photographs, choropleth maps, isoline maps, mean, median, range, Spearman’s rank and chi-squared. Worked fictional examples, quality checklists and a “Which technique should I use?” decision guide help students select techniques because they are appropriate to the investigation rather than simply because they look impressive. Each technique is presented as a largely self-contained page, allowing teachers to pick, choose and reorder material to match their own IA programme and fieldwork style. 5. IB Geography IA Analysis Writing Toolkit Focused specifically on helping students move from description to genuine geographical analysis. The toolkit uses the repeatable structure: Pattern - Evidence - Comparison - Anomaly - Explanation - Theory - Link It includes weak-versus-strong paragraph models, geographical vocabulary banks, sentence starters, graph interpretation activities, fictional practice datasets, statistics-in-writing support, self-assessment and teacher feedback pages. Because each page focuses on one analytical skill, teachers can use it for whole-class modelling, targeted redrafting, intervention, peer assessment or individual student conferences. Flexible for different IA teaching styles The bundle is deliberately modular. Teachers can use the five resources as a complete IA programme or select individual pages to suit: * different fieldwork investigations * student ability levels * draft feedback * intervention * IA workshops * independent study * departmental standardisation The feedback checklist and toolkits work particularly well together: teachers can identify a specific weakness and direct students straight to the relevant support page. Ideal for IB Geography SL & HL | IA planning | fieldwork | data analysis | drafting | redrafting | teacher feedback Format: 5 editable Microsoft Word resources A complete, flexible Geography IA support package for both students and teachers.

£15.00

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