Category: IB Diploma
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 Business Management Internal Assessment requires you to investigate a real issue or problem facing a real organization, using at least three appropriate tools of business analysis. Before you can apply a single tool or…
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…
Math AI is designed around real-world application, so the strongest Math AI explorations are grounded in genuine data — collected, scraped, or sourced from a credible dataset — rather than abstract theoretical modeling. If you’re…
The Math AA Internal Assessment — officially called the “Exploration” — is often the most feared piece of coursework in the entire Diploma Programme, mostly because students don’t know where to start. Unlike a typical…
Unlike the science IAs, the Economics Internal Assessment isn’t a single experiment — it’s a portfolio of three commentaries, each based on a real published news article, each covering a different unit of the syllabus…
More Physics IAs lose marks at the research question stage than at any other point in the process. A vague or untestable question puts a ceiling on your entire Exploration and Analysis score before you’ve…
IB Chemistry IA Ideas: 20 Topics That Score Well Choosing a topic is often the hardest part of the Chemistry IA — not because good ideas don’t exist, but because most students default to the…
The IB Biology Internal Assessment is worth 20% of your final grade, and it’s one of the few parts of the course where you have full control over the outcome — no exam pressure, no…