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Review/revision

 

1. Planning your revision

You should begin by answering the following questions: Task One 1. Complete a grid like the example one below so that you see clearly which topics you have covered for each paper and what you will need

 

Exam revision

At the end of your two year IB Diploma, you will have to demonstrate your skills in 3 written examinations if you are a Higher Level student or 2 written examinations if you are a SL student. So a well

 

2. Creating revision notes

Making good revision notes is key. You need to consider not only range but also depth - including enough detail in your notes so that you can provide the necessary level of evidence and analysis in your

 

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

 

4. Preparing for the examination

Here are some reminders of what to expect for the different papers... You should be clear about the following points: For each type of question you need to apply the correct technique: Make sure to learn

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