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IB assessment is based on two fundamental principles. First, student work is “positively marked.” This means that examiners and moderators mark what is correct, but students do not “lose marks” for incorrect information. I admit that sometimes this seems like a glass-half-full vs. half-empty approach. If a response contains very little that is correct, it will not earn high marks. So, it may seem like a student has...

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