The Extended Essay (EE) is a daunting yet rewarding challenge for IB students. It's a chance for them to delve deep into a topic they're passionate about, conduct independent research, and develop critical thinking skills. But let's be honest: guiding students through this process can be equally challenging for teachers!

That's why we're thrilled to announce a major update to our IB Computer Science subscription site, packed with resources designed to support students (and you!) through the EE journey.  We've focused on a crucial aspect: crafting and refining that all-important research question.

What's New?

We've added a comprehensive suite of resources to help students master the art of formulating a strong research question, including:

Crafting a Research Question and Title for Computer Science EE : This section provides clear guidance on developing a focused and impactful research question within the context of Group 4 subjects.
Sample Research Questions and Their Revisions: Real-world examples demonstrate the evolution of research questions, offering valuable insights into the refinement process.
How to Arrive at a Good Research Question: Practical strategies and frameworks help students generate ideas and develop their initial questions into robust research inquiries.
Primary and Secondary Research in Computer Science EE: A clear explanation of research methodologies empowers students to gather and analyze information effectively.
Extended Essay Planning Form: This invaluable tool helps students organize their research and maintain momentum throughout the EE process.

Maximise the Impact: Student Access is Key

Our site is designed to be a teacher and student-centric resource hub. Encourage your students to create their own accounts and explore the wealth of materials available. From subject-specific guides to exam tips and past papers, we've got them covered!

Ready to Empower Your Students?

Head over to  Extended Essay and explore the new EE resources today.  We're confident that these additions will help your students navigate the complexities of the EE with greater confidence and achieve their full potential.

What strategies do you find most effective in helping your students develop strong research questions for their Computer Science EEs? Share your insights in the comments below!