IBDP Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hand-written and detailed summary notes for the topics of comparative and absolute advantage in IBDP Economics

This is a good example of a final Economics portfolio (Internal Assessment) that must be presented to the IB at the end of the diploma. It includes the three articles and their respective essays with all the needed components (graphs, analyses, terminology, etc.) It got almost full marks. The final grade on the subject was a 6/7.

This is a condensed summary of content IB History students need to learn for the Paper 1 topic "The Move to Global War". It includes timelines of events learned and condensed notes on the long and short-term causes and consequences of events contributing to the move to World War II for Japan, Germany, and Italy.

IBDP ECONOMICS HL Allocative Efficiency CHEAT SHEET with detailed analysis and summary of the demand curve as a marginal benefit curve and the supply curve as a marginal cost curve, and allocative efficiency as when marginal benefit is equal to marginal cost

This IA focuses on solids of revolution and its use of calculus in calculating surface area and volume. In particular, it explores figures that pose as anomalies. For example, Gabriel's horn which has an infinite surface area but also a finite volume. How is that possible? Well, that is what this exploration is about.

A presentation summarising (almost) all you need to know to study for the 7th and 17th chapters of IBDP Chemistry HL (2024 Syllabus)

Detailed notes using Kognity, Oxford chemsitry guide and in class discussions. Achieved level 7 in chemistry for the IBDP 2023 exams.

This PowerPoint presentation provides an insightful overview of Year 1 topics in the Japanese IB Diploma program. It covers essential concepts and themes, setting a strong foundation for students embarking on their Japanese language and culture journey. This particular one focuses on key concepts for exam revision, such as definitions, question examples and specific criteria to the IBDP.

Final Standard Level (SL) Math analysis and approaches (AA) Internal Assessment (IA) resulting in a final grade of 6. model the maximum temperature curve of Faro, Portugal, and determine the most appropriate model by looking at data gathered by the Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (IPMA), the Portuguese Institute of the Sea and Atmosphere, additionally the maximum temperature of Moscow, Russia will also be modeled to analyze how the temperature behavior varies within different clim...

This is a summary and collectives notes I took over two years that really helped me for my 12th grade finals which I got 7 in (in biology). The notes cover animal/human physiology, water, nutrition, photosynthesis and more