Hi Laura and John Just to clarify, students will only need to know a study/example for the material in Table 3-1-3.3? Thanks Brooke
Interpersonal relationships: CommunicationFor inquiry presentations, I gave my students a template.Something like slide 1 Inquiry Question, slide 2 key definitions, slide 3 AMRC for a relevant study, slide 4 annotated graph to discuss, 2 more studies like this plus 1 qualitative, final slide...
Making your life easierDear Laura, This is a very simple activity, but I made my small cohort read the Psychology guide fully and create an elevator pitch on why someone should be cool to choose DP Psychology. They have read the paper patterns, optional units,...
Making your life easierI agree with Laura. I would advise the student to call it a quasi-experiment so that there is no question of earn up to full marks. If this is a mock exam, then the marking would probably be like this. 5 marks is awarded for the...
Maguire (2000)Dear Jon Yes, they can. The questions won’t always refer to the learning objective, but they may.
Brain developmentTo check: 1c essay titles can use the learning objectives, not just the "Area of Study"?
Brain developmentOh, yes, those 100-slide powerpoints, read in a monologue! Gives you time to think of something tactful to say! Jon, thank you so much for this suggestion. We are getting questions about how to teach the HL extensions. The idea of throwing out a claim...
Making your life easierDear Tulika One more comment, and then over to John, if he has anything to add. IF a student was to use this in their November exams as an example of a correlational study, they should be able to show exactly where in the study the correlational...
Maguire (2000)Dear Bassam That all sounds fine. You may find, if you have a two-year course, that one lesson a week is enough. It will be the practice in applying the knowledge that will be vital. As you have seen here, a lot of the HL extension material...
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Site authorDear Brooke, Yes, that is correct.
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