Hi Alexandra The answer to this could build on the question above re the different types of perspectives that exist. for example, students could mention the range of perspectives available for Stalin - and evaluate a couple to say why they may not...
a. Section A questions using Castro's CubaThanks so much :)
5. Case studies: Soviet Union and Britain - essay planningGood point about what is visible on a smaller screen!
The IA (HL and SL)Hi Anna Good point - will aim to add a page on GB - hopefully this week!
5. Case studies: Soviet Union and Britain - essay planningAre there any examples for GB? As all of the above are for the SU. Thank you.
5. Case studies: Soviet Union and Britain - essay planningHi Asmar Either approach would work but students should make connections between their examples as they go through - see the top markband for this paper which asks for 'well-developed connections' between the examples and also that these...
Authoritarian rule: Answering section B, Part b questionsHi Nonie That is odd - I suggest clicking the 'report a problem' above the comments so then you will go directly to inThinking technical team who should be able to help you. But get back to us if you don't get a response.
Option 3: History of Asia and OceaniaYes, thank you very much!
The Internal Assessment (2028)Hi Jo, Thank you for sharing all this information. I have a question regarding the essay structure. The guidance states that students should either “use multiple examples in each paragraph or write a paragraph on each example.” For...
Authoritarian rule: Answering section B, Part b questions
Monica
Hi Jo, Thank you for the excellent resources. The essay draft on Activity 20 doesn't work for me though. Could you have a look at it, please? All the best, Monica
1. Emergence of the Cold War in Europe