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Because it has a huge amount of workload.First, if you are doing the full diploma, you have to do the Extended Essay, which is a 4000 word thesis that would pretty much equal a college thesis, and keep in mind that the people who are doing it are 16,17,18 year olds. So it is obvious that Ib kids need to mature academically very fast and are ahead (in many subjects) of many other students of their age who take a less strict curriculum in their schools.In addition to EE, there is also Tok . In year one (junior in high school) you have do to a presentation and in year 2, a 1600 word essay about one of the IB’s prescribed topics that are released early in the year (in my case (nov 2018), they were released in march).Now let’s talk about the actual subjects. For every class that is not a language you have to do an investigation. In History, it is a 2200 word assessment of a topic. In Math and Bio, it is an 10–12 page assignment.When it comes to the languages, if it is language B (not mother tongue) you have to do this Creative Writing essay, where you take one of the books/short stories you read in class and give it an alternative ending, a new perspective, a preview.. In addition to that, there are Oral tests, both individual and among classmates.Language A is a bit more tricky. You do 2 individual oral presentations, one about two books and a specific theme they have in common in year 1 and in year 2 you are given 1 poetry and have 20 minutes to prepare and then 10 minutes to analyse it by yourself. Then, you and your teacher will discuss about one short story that was read in class. In addition to that, there is also a 1500 word essay about one book and one specific topic (mine was the values of the character Jon in Brave New World).On top of all this, there are still the official exams, which count for all 2 years of the program.PS: there is also CAS, which is basically community service and you have to do a bunch of projects (20–25) during the two years of IBhope I was able to help you!

Choose anything you are passionate about. Pick two opposing views. Discuss. Music: piano v guitar. Sport: teams vs individual. Daytime vs nighttime. Makes no difference - once you are passionate about it then you cannot stop your true self from coming out. It will happen naturally.A good friend introduced me to this idea and since then I have every candidate do a presentation on their topic for 10 mins. With or without slides. Works every time

There are assessment criteria for pretty much everything you do in IB.For example, you’ve got assessment criteria for:The Extended EssayThe Theory of Knowledge essayThe Theory of Knowledge presentation (although only the teachers see these most of the time)Internal Assessments for all subjectsWritten Tasks for your language subjectsIndividual Oral Commentaries for your language A subjectsFurther Oral Activities for your language A subjectsOral presentation for your language B subjectsExam paper questions (long answer ones)Now that you’ve got an idea of how many aspects of IB have assessment criteria, I’m gonna give some actual examples from the EE. Just as an FYI, the EE assessment criteria has 11 areas (A through until K):Sorry if it’s poorly formatted. Basically those are all the general criteria that need to be followed for your EE. There are also additional criteria depending on what subject you do your EE in.So anyway I’m sure that criteria is all pretty self-explanatory. Believe me, it’s easier said than done when it comes to IB assessment criteria in general but you get the hang of it after enough feedback from teachers.Hope this is helpful.