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Hi, one question: Should the global issue have a work title in it? I used to teach students that the global issue should be written in a way that it could be used for other areas of knowledge, for example philosophy, psyhology, it denpends on the...
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Hi! I have a question about the Global issue form. Should it have the works titles in it? We used to teach students that the global issue should be written in a way that it could be used in different areas of knowledge, for example philosophy, psychology,...
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Hi Morgan - they will be rewarded for any points of comparison, whether focused on textual features or broader themes and authorical choices.
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For the new category, B2, are students being assessed specifically on their comparison of the textual features/authorial choices? Or will they also receive credit if they compare and contrast themes and ideas?
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Hi Joshua. Yes it has.
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Hi David - has this been done now?
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Hi Maria - there is some ambiguity about the length of the bullets. Many schools (including ours) have introdcued word limits to ensure consistency. This one is just about ok I think.
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This is more than 10 bullet points - each one 2 lines long. Is that ok?
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Hi Mark, Thank you so much, this is extremely helpful!Annabel
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Site authorHi Branka - I’m not sure I fully understand your question. There is no need for a global issue to refer to an ‘area of knowledge’ as this is more of a ToK concept. Or are you referring to one of the ‘fields of enquiry’? These are designed to help...
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