Dear Yuting, I am not sure what you mean. In the guide it clarifies that students must design their own survey/questionnaire. Although they may use when as a model, they must create their own. 1. Either is acceptable....
Setting up your survey/questionnaireDear Olivia, Thank you for catching that! You are better than Grammarly!
Perspectives in psychologyHi John, could you please advise on this EE question. I have a student who would really like to research on Anorexia Nervosa and her suggested question is "TWE is AN a western cultural phenomenon." I would normally advise...
Choosing a questionThank you, Laura!
Internal assessment checklistJust a little mistake in your intro for this page:"These lesson plans focus on human attraction in the context of human relationships."
Lesson plans: Cognitive developmentDear john, i taught this to my HL students, should i teach it to SL too? because i saw that it's used for paper 3. thank you.
Credibility (HL only)Dear John, I have reviewed about a dozen of the qualitative research method samples on ThinkIB to decode a heuristic my students could use for identifying the right research methods. It seems the responses identify 3 layers: population...
Case study: Moms and childhood obesityHi John, I've checked the updated guide, and seems that there is no further clarification for whether they can just use the H&S survey? and I have 3 more questions 1) do you recommend that to divide students in groups...
Setting up your survey/questionnaireHi John, I just picked up a missing letter in Task 1: suggested responses: 4. Relativism (and holism) Cultural and emotional context matters. Intelligence is not the most important factor in one’s eduction. (Education...
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Site authorDear Nathaniel, Just to clarify, you mean sampling technique, right? I have real issues with the way that the IB decides which sampling technique earns marks. They usually choose one for the marking of the exam, and that is...
Case study: Moms and childhood obesity