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IB Core Revision

Are you working on your DP Core elements? TOK, the Extended Essay, and CAS sit outside your six subjects, but they're woven into every grade calculation, contributing up to three bonus points, and carrying conditions that can make or break the whole diploma. Our DP Core revision notes for each element are here to guide you through the process of producing exceptional work that could propel your IBDP score. Overseeing the IBDP Core? Our structured revision notes for TOK and the EE help your students develop their ideas before committing words to paper.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It's more manageable than it looks. You need to get the basics right early, so start by developing a focused research question. Choose a subject you're really interested in, narrow your research question before you start writing, and take your supervisor meetings seriously. Most students find the EE becomes manageable once the question is right. The writing follows from there.

A strong TOK essay takes a position, argues it using examples drawn from different areas of knowledge, and engages seriously with counterarguments. Every paragraph should push your central claim against a different perspective or area of knowledge. And, plan your argument before writing a word - in TOK, structure is everything.