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It's fine. Improving upon someone else's experiment is a good approach to science IAs.

Hi all, I have recently found a hidden gem. An Instagram account that makes daily posts on everything an IB student needs to know about the diploma program. They post everything from common mistakes students make, to useful tips and tricks to secure level 7s and even share IA and EE ideas. For example, today they posted about how an IB 45 student prepared for their 8 mark Biology questions in the final IB exam. I have learned a lot from their site, and it has really helped me a lot, so I thought I would share it here to help others!

I think your courses are perfectly fine, you could go into many field seeing as you have HL English which can take you into law, journalism and all the routes with that. Or Bio and Chem which take you into many Science areas, like molecular biology, maybe even medicine, and more. And obviously psychology, as you are taking it HL along with Bio. If there is anything I could tell you to change is maybe math AA, as it may(if you go into medicine) open more options in some harder universities, but your courses are completely fine and open to many courses, so don't worry you will be fine!! Plus, I'

Hello IB economists! I just made an app that includes comprehensive notes for the post-2013 examinations IB Economics syllabus (currently only supporting all SL topics). The app has detailed notes with corresponding diagrams for all topics (micro, macro, international, and development) and are made perfectly according to subtopics of the syllabus! I will soon upload some example responses marked by my Oxford teacher along with three of my internal assessments that were marked 44/45 overall. The link to the app is https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=economics.ib&hl

Do you have the app on the Apple App Store as well?

Hey guys! so while i was going through the threads, i saw that none of them actually gave good pointers on how to write a very good abstract. So i've got a few notes which i'll share with everyone. They were handouts which my supervisor had given me, but i just condensed it into one. Good luck! HOW TO WRITE AN ABSTRACT An abstract is a concise, stand-alone statement that conveys the essential information contained in an article, book, research paper, or document. Written in a direct non-repetitive style, the abstract should: - Identify the problem (research question of thesis) investigated

Hi all, thought I would just upload the IB Psychology HL revision guide I made for my CAS Major. This guide isn't perfect but from the feedback I got from my teacher and people that are using it I feel that it is a very solid revision guide. There is generally evaluation for most of research and I have lots of supporting and counter research provided. I hope this helps you guys revise because I know Psychology is a pain in the ass to revise for. Please don't take this work and say its your own, I spent a lot of time on it. By the way, in case your interested the major sources I used are the P

Just thought I would add on Yes, finding a good article is important. Even if it takes you hours to find a good one, it's better to do that than to quickly find a not-so-good one and then realize that there's not much to say about it. Personally, it took me a while to find good articles. Don't forget to define your terms correctly!! The easiest way to do this is to just copy the definitions word for word out of your textbook/notes. Also, evaluate! Most people lose marks on evaluation (including me ) so don't forget this! Just think: Is my analysis always true? What else could happen/What is a