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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 relevant sources; and as an IB history student, you will have to read a wide range of sources. Before you start reading, you must be clear in your mind what information are you seeking: Answering these questions...

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