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Hi Brian, it says at the top of this page that this page is the third of the three sections of nonviolent conflict. I did manage to find the first page which is titled "introduction to nonviolent conflict" but where can I find the second section?...
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Hi Abby, You will see Section B-type questions on MyIB soon. The IB has already begun asking principal examiners select and annotate samples. Also, I have some samples from my students that I need to type up, annotate, and add to the site....
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Hi, Brian! I'm noticing the Paper 2 samples posted on both InThinking and on MyIB only address one of the Paper 2 questions. Are you aware of anywhere I can find a sample response that has both Sections A & B answered with feedback? Is...
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Thank you so much Brian, I really appreciate it.
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Hi Zaid, Appendices are optional, but if you include them, upload them as part of a single document. Take care, Brian
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Hi Brian,For the Global Politics Internal Assessment (Engagement Project), which components are required to be submitted through IBIS? Are appendices, such as interview transcripts and supporting evidence, required to be submitted separately,...
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Hi Angela, thanks for the question. The boundaries apply to a weighted total out of 100 rather than to raw points. Each component’s raw mark is scaled to its weighting before the totals are combined. For example, SL Paper 1 is marked out...
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Are the subject boundaries percentage based or points based? The point totals don't add up to 100, so I'm assuming it's percentage based.
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Hi Cristhofer, Yes, the best place for HL guidance is the Paper 3 section under Assessments. However, for guidance on conducting the case studies, go to the "Conducting...
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Site authorHi Hyo, I am just finalizing it; I am hoping to have it put together very soon. Brian
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