Assessment
Paper 3 Assessment (2028)
In this section you will find Note that under the regional studies that you are covering, you will find help with essay planning. Below is a reminder of what to expect in the Paper 3 exam as well as...
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Assessment
Paper 2 Assessment (2028)
In this section you will find Note that Section A and Section B, part b questions are covered within each example of your Paper 2 Theme You will already have had practice at answering Section A and...
Assessment
Paper 1 Assessment (2028)
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Welcome to the IBDP history programme!
This is a course with exciting opportunities for you to develop an in-depth knowledge of different aspects of history from different regions of the world and across different time periods. Through studying...
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4. Working with historical sources
As part of your research for essays – in particular your IA and EE, you will need to go beyond core materials and use a range of historical sources. It is also important, however, that you examine these...
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3. Note taking
Photo by David Travis on Unsplash When studying History at Diploma level, you will be confronted with various sources of information: textbooks, articles, videos, Internet resources, teacher talk. Taking...
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2. Reading strategies
Do not start by trying to read in detail every book from the first page – you need to develop a range of reading techniques to suit your different purposes. You may begin by scanning, for example, and...
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1. Finding relevant sources
Photo by Gunnar Ridderström on Unsplash Your starting point in learning about a new topic in your DP history programme, or in starting to work on your IA or EE is usually through exploring and identifying...
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1. Introducing DP History
Studying DP History gives you the opportunity to develop an in-depth knowledge of different aspects of history from different regions of the world and across different time periods. This is an exciting...
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3. Memorising your notes
Memorizing information is key to success. There is no ‘quick fix’ to learning the material. You will need to commit information to memory at least five times before it will move from your short-term...