This powerpoint explains how to go about writing essays for the IGCSE literature examination. It focusses on the structure and progression of the essay writing process in exam conditions! The ppt illustrates how to improve a student’s essay and can be a good revision tool before the final exam. This resource can be used for teachers and students to improve IGCSE exam results.

This is a transcript of an English A literature oral that scored a 7. It involves Miss Julie by August Strindberg and DAMN. by Kendrick Lamar as the literary works analyzed in terms of the global issue: How prolonged oppression triggers rebellion in the powerless.

This is a World Studies Extended Essay focussing on biology and economics. It falls under the category of ‘science,technology and society’. The research question being ’ To what extent can the increased production of alternative proteins aid in achieving food security and economic growth in Singapore?’. It uses primary as well as secondary data to explore this area of research. This essay received the grade A in the may 2022 session. The essay can be used as an example of how to present interdisciplinary topics and relate back to the conclusion to receive a high grade.

This is a TOK exhibition from the session May 2022 that addresses prompt 10 “What challenges are raised by the dissemination and/or communication of knowledge?”. It received a grade A.

This is an English literature essay based on an extract from Arthur Miller’s “The crucible”. The analysis of the extract is based on the extract provided within the document. It received a 22 out of 25 marks in an IGCSE literature exam.

This is an annotation of a English Literature past paper which includes markings of the important aspects to identify and talk about while writing your commentary post analysis in Paper 1

This is an International Baccalaureate Chemistry higher level internal assessment report. The topic is the effect of Magensium Chloride on the solubility of Calcium Suphate. It deals with the principle of Beer-Lambert’s law.

This is a highly graded maths IA for the International Baccalaureate diploma program. The essay uses calculus (Differentiation and Integration) as well as vectors to determine the rotation of a whirlpool. Stokes theorem is used to answer the research topic at hand for assumptions and accounting for all involved factors. Lastly, the essay uses 3D modelling to provide a visual understanding of the field vectors and their use in calculation of the total rotation of the whirlpool.

This is a International Baccalaureate Biology higher level internal assessment report. The topic is the effect of increasing citric acid concentration on Polyphenol Oxidase enzyme in apples.

This is a highly marked chemistry IA based on the research question ’ How does the addition of potassium chloride affect the solubility of Potassium bitartrate present in wine? '. It was written with the topics associated with Higher Level chemistry topics of solubility coefficient. This IA uses titration and stoichiometric calculations to derive a conclusion to the research aim.

This is a easy level trigonometry worksheet that involves the use of basic SOHCAHTOA and a calculator. It includes 30 questions that can test your knowledge and help you put your memory to test for the basic values used in trigonometry.

This is a summarised table of all the scientists and their respective experiments that are necessary for the International Baccalaureate(IB) biology syllabus. It contains Standard Level(SL) and Higher Level(HL) content