Category: Internal Assessment (IA)

A 7-scoring Internal Assessment isn’t the result of being naturally gifted at the subject — it’s the result of a small number of specific, repeatable habits applied consistently, regardless of which subject you’re writing for.…

Every IB subject grades its Internal Assessment against a specific set of published criteria, and understanding exactly what each criterion rewards is the single most effective way to raise your score — because it tells…

Every IB subject has a different word count or page limit for its Internal Assessment, and these limits are not suggestions — going significantly over often means examiners simply stop reading (and grading) at the…

Across every subject, the same handful of mistakes appear year after year in Internal Assessments — and they’re rarely about a lack of subject knowledge. Most lost marks come from structural, procedural, or presentational errors…

The Psychology Internal Assessment requires you to design and carry out a simple experimental study, typically replicating (or modifying) an existing study from the syllabus, and analyze the results using inferential statistics. Getting the experimental…

The English A Individual Oral is the internal assessment component of both Language and Literature and Literature courses, worth 20% of the final grade. Unlike a written IA, it’s a spoken, largely unscripted 15-minute assessment…