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Writing proposals

Althugh the IB does not stipulate that students must write a proposal before writing the written task 1, this activity helps for several reasons: Writing a proposal of 200 words helps the teacher give guidance. If you have a poor or irrelevant idea, you will not want to waste your time on it. It is better to reject it earlier than later. You can use the proposal as a springboard for the rationale. The proposal...

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