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hey. im planning on making study groups for IB students so that we could help each other because im currently struggling and have a feeling that many other people also need help. Im currently in IB1 and take these subjects: HLs: Physics, Design tech, Arabic B. SLs: English Lang + Lit, Math AI, Economics. I think insta would be a good platform for making a gc !!?? ill make separate gcs for different subjects so that we can share resources, explanations and ideas. Thanks!

Hey so I have a question. If lets say I do my IA in biology and follow an experiment that has been done before but I change a few things to make it my own? e.g the effect of temperature on seed germination but instead of copying the exact temperature conditions, I come up with my own. Is it plagiarism? Do you have to come up with your own experiment?I'm freaking out

Hello IB Physics Students, I just wanted to let you know that we added a full-length Paper 2 SL and a full-length Paper 2 HL practice exam on the www.PaperPlainz.com website. You can access these new materials by becoming a full member. We also have lots of resources (over 200 videos, dozens of practice questions and a full-length Paper 1 SL and a full-length Paper 1 HL practice exam) that you can use by becoming a basic member (free of charge). Please let me know if you have any questions. I will be happy to answer them. Peter from the PaperPlainz Team

Hey Guys, im currently in grade 10 and currently selecting my courses for dp. In the future, I want to study majors like computer science, software, computer or electronic engineering(Possibly). So I am currently planning to take math physics and chemistry for my HL courses. However personally im just not into chem and doesn't really have much passion to study chem in depth. I just wonder if chemistry is HL really required for my desired uni majors? And is taking both physics and chem hl really hard and exhausting? Would switching the chem hl to economics hl put me into disadvantages when

Just some questions about hypothesis in my Physics EE. Do I even need a hypothesis? If i do have one, should i explain the hypothesis, like using equations and stuff to prove it? I don't think I've seen Phyics EE do this, most of them just state it very briefly. Do i need a null hypothesis? or doesn't it really matter? Can i have more than 1 hypothesis? Thanks bru's! - God