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Economics
5 min read
5 Pieces of Advice for an IB Economics Student
Written By : Jon P. While Learning: 1-Always be thinking about outcomes and effects for stakeholders When learning about changes in market output in all units of the course, (Micro, Macro, The Global Economy) it's important to recognize the changes in price or price level along with changes in output. There are a lot of […]
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Economics
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How to Achieve Success in IB Exams
Written by: Birgitte J. Your teacher will tell you to start early, and we concur! The IB Programme is a 2-year curriculum accumulating in two to three externally assessed exams in each course. The externally assessed exams are conducted at the end of the two years in May or November, depending on which hemisphere your […]
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Strategy
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How to stay motivated in the IB
Written By Ranjika B. As the year approaches its end, DP students get closer to their dreaded EE, TOK and IA submissions, and mocks, they are likely to find themselves losing motivation. If this sounds familiar, remember: you’re not alone! It is completely normal to feel anxious, unmotivated and overwhelmed. Please do not feel unworthy […]
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Strategy
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Things No One Will Tell You about What to Expect at University: Part II
Written By Rashi S. Socialize Depending on which university you go to, your class size will either be small or big. In either case, it is vital especially in your first year of university for you to put yourself out there to meet new people. Sign-up for your freshmen university introduction week. Go to social […]
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Economics
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Things No One Will Tell You about What to Expect at University: Part I
Written By Rashi S. Independent Living Depending on which country your university is located in or the university itself, you will either have on-campus accommodation or not or you may even continue to live with your parents. For those who are pursuing their further education away from home, it is common for universities to provide […]
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Economics
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The 5 Best Tools for Dealing with Anxiety in the IB
Written By: Rashi S. 1-Get Sufficient Hours of Sleep You must get sufficient hours of sleep to deal with anxiety. Often, you hear IB alumni make statements such as “good luck surviving the IB” and there is a multitude of memes that indicate how it is impossible to simultaneously have good grades, a social life, […]
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Economics
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A Comprehensive Guide to Coping with Exam Stress
Written By Ranjika B. With the upcoming examinations, it is normal for students to get stressed and anxious. Our previous blog post touched upon some techniques that you can use to prevent getting stressed and anxious, and we would highly recommend those techniques to be continued during exam preparation. However, it is completely normal to […]
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Strategy
8 min read
All About the Importance of University-Application Building & How to Get Started
Written By: Rashi S. University-application building is doing various activities for the course that you are interested in majoring in at the university you wish to attend, to increase your chances of being accepted. Setting yourself apart from other students during university application season is crucial to your success. You have to begin working towards […]
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Economics
7 min read
How to Easily Prepare for your Final IB Exams: Study Smart, not Hard
Written By: Rashi S Congratulations, this is the last mile! You will be done with the IB as soon as you pass your final exams. I would like to give you some ideas, advice, and tips for your final DP exams which I am sure will help you to pass them with flying colors. Start […]
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Economics
7 min read
How to Easily and Effectively Keep Up with the IB DP Workload: 3 Steps
Written By Rashi S. The IB DP Y1 is simply preparing you for DP Y2. Although Y1 may already feel like you have a lot of work to do or for some, or it may be more laid-back for others, Y2 is when the workload, deadlines, and pressure starts to kick in. Therefore, already trying […]
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Economics
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The Ultimate Guide to Finalizing IAS
Written By: Ranjika B. If you’re reading this blog post, you probably have your IAs due very soon. If you’ve made it so far and have a complete draft, CONGRATULATIONS! The hard part is behind you. With just a few flourishes and edits, you can finalize your IA for submission. In this blog post, I […]
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Economics
7 min read
How to start researching universities for DPY1 students
Written By : Ranjika B. The dreaded question that plagues the minds of DPY1 students: “Which university do you plan to go to?” If you have absolutely no idea on how to start researching universities, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog post, I will outline the factors to consider when researching universities […]
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