Thanks a lot for the quick response, my thoughts exactly but just wanted to double-check!
The unseen passage: Paper 3Dear Marc I still will prepare students for it because god forbid they ask it this session! But I also think that the chance of it being asked is almost nil.
The unseen passage: Paper 3Hi John, The second ethics question regarding the reporting of the findings: is this still a possible question the students could receive? I ask because, to my knowledge, it has never been asked, which seems odd since there are 2 possible options...
The unseen passage: Paper 3Dear Danny, I do not know exactly how the IB will phrase it. As I wrote above, yes, this is a possible phrasing of the question. The exam setters are limited to the rule of one concept, one topic of study, and one context. There is not...
Essay type: MeasurementDear Danny No. The goal of Paper 1C is to focus on theories; Paper 2B focuses on studies. To earn credit for knowledge and understanding, they will have to address a theory or some other form of knowledge understanding (something...
Essay type: MeasurementEither is possible.
Essay type: MeasurementHi John,you phrase the question as "Discuss measurement in the study of communication in human relationships." Do you think this is how the IB will phrase it? Could it be "Discuss communication in relationships with reference to the concept...
Essay type: Measurementyou mention that students should demonstrate an understanding of theories related to communication in relationships. But couldn't it also be a study and then from the study derive a discussion of the role of communication in relationships?
Essay type: MeasurementHi David, Is this how the question will be asked, "Discuss measurement in the study of communication in human relationships."Or could it be "discuss communication in human relationships with reference to the concept of measurement."
Essay type: Measurement
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Hi John/Laura, For the box plot on slide 6 of the first presentation on IB scores, I am wondering if the graph would be presented this way in an exam. All of the other box and whisker plots I have seen have a clear line in the middle...
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