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10th grade study guides for International Baccalaureate
IB Biology 2023 New Syllabus Full Year Guiding Questions and Key
This aligns with the new IB Biology syllabus released in the Spring of 2023, the first assessment for this syllabus is 2025.All subtopics contain:Guided questions aligned to sub-topics with an answer key.If you'd prefer a bundle with an editable powerpoint as well, please see this product: IB Biology 2023 New Syllabus Full Year PPT/Guiding Questions/Key Bundle SL & HL.Structure of the syllabus and conceptual understanding:The biology syllabus comprises four themes, each made up of two broad
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
As Long As the Lemon Trees Grow Unit
Zoulfa Katouh's As Long As the Lemon Trees Grow is a text I have begun using with my grade 10 pre-IB students. Here are the questions and activities that I have put together. This is my first time teaching this novel. The Fishbowl Activity questions were inspired by thenovl.com Book Club Guide and the Scholastic Teaching Notes.
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9th - 12th
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Mexican Revolution Slide Show Notes - IB History Paper 3
123 slides to help guide you and your students through the Mexican Revolution! These slides start with how Diaz first came to power and cover content all the way through the presidency of Cardenas. A great tool to accompany your readings and to SAVE VALUABLE TIME by not having to construct your own slideshow notes. Intended for IBDP History of the Americas, but could be used for any course studying the history of Mexico.
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9th - 12th
IBDP Paper 3, Topic 12: Imperial Russia, Revolution, & The Soviet Union
This bundle set, which includes seven detailed lessons and activities and six detailed study guide activities and six detailed TEACHER ANSWER KEYS, are aligned with the IBO's 2020 IB History Curriculum.The lesson topics include the following:1. The Crimean War - primary source activity and newspaper project guideline and rubric;2. The Russo-Japanese War - artwork analysis activity and examining the weaknesses within the Imperial Russian military;3. The Balkans Crisis and the Outbreak of the Firs
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Human Rights NGOs and Response to Trump's Family Separation Policy
The first lesson introduce students to the role that NGOs can play in advancing and protecting human rights. It introduces them to the work of Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch. The second lesson looks specifically at how two NGOs (RAICES and the ACLU) responded to Trump's 2018 Family Separation Policy.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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IB History Paper 3, Topic 15: Diplomacy in Europe Lesson Activities & Answer Key
This bundle set, which includes 15 lesson plans, four major study guides, and 10 Teacher Answer Keys, is aligned with the IBO's 2020 IBDP History Study Guide. The following lessons and topics include the following:1. The View of the 'Big Three', the Terms within the Treaty of Versailles, Historiography on the Causes of the First World War and Debate (Primary and Secondary Source Readings and Rubric included);2. The League of Nations - Successes and Failures on Resolving Conflicts and Disputes in
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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IB AI SL Topic 1 Guided Notes
These guided notes highlight GDC support and review the main ideas within these areas of Topic 1 to the extent it is covered within the Application and Interpretations Standard Level Course: Rounding and Significant Figures Scientific NotationPercentage ErrorArithmetic Sequences Geometric Sequences Series Sigma Notation Simple & Compound Interest Exponential EquationsLogarithms This a great start to Topic 1 or an excellent exam prep study guide. Please use the password TopicOne if the file i
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9th - 12th
Design Cycle Guide
This guide will help teachers and students through the design cycle. There are questions that will stimulate the student's responses and help them both with the written portion of the design cycle and the product/solution planning portion.
Included is a template that can be used for the process journal.
The guide directly correlates with MYP rubrics. Rubrics are not included due to copyright.
This guide can be printed or used electronically .
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6th - 10th
Human Rights NGOs - IB Global Politics
This lesson introduces students to the concept of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and their significant role in human rights activism. Through discussions, readings, and case studies, students will explore the various functions of NGOs, understand their impact, and critically assess their contributions and challenges.Learning activities include:1. Warm Up: Students will reflect on their prior knowledge and experiences with NGOs. 2. Reading: “Human Rights Activism and the Role of NGOs”: Stu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Human Rights NGOs and Response to Trump's Family Separation Policy
IBDP History Paper 3, Topic 5 on the Age of Exploration & Impact
This bundle set, which contains three detailed lesson plans/activities and three detailed study guide activities, are aligned with the IBO's 2020 History Guide.The lessons include the following:1. European Exploration and Colonization in the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries - primary source excerpts with compare and contrast graphic organizer note-taking activity.2. European Encounter and Perception of the Native Populations - primary source excerpts from Spanish, French, and English explorers and
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9th - 12th
Nations, Nation-States, National Identity and Nationalism
In this lesson, students look at the concepts and realities of nations, nation-states, national identity and nationalism. They begin with small group discussions to see what they know about these concepts. Next, they read some sources and respond to some comprehension questions, and then watch and discuss a NYT video called “National Identity is Made up.” The fourth learning activity asks them to dig deeper into the positive and negative effects of nationalism through a reading by World 101, CF
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Lebanon: Fragile Case Study- IB Global Politics
This lesson uses the recent events in Lebanon as a case study for exploring state fragility, and the 2020 explosion in Beirut as a metaphor for the culmination of years of economic and political neglect and mismanagement by the Lebanese state. It begins by asking students to take a NYT quiz to see what they know about Lebanon. Next, teachers can lead their students through a Nearpod or Canva presentation which begins by highlighting images of Lebanon’s rich history, diverse culture, delicious cu
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Satirical Terminology - 20 terms
This is a chart for students to use to familiarize themselves with words often used in the study of satire. It includes 20 terms, an example for each, and space for students to write their notes and thoughts about how best to use the term. Great as a supplement or starting point to any unit or study of satire! Most of the examples use humor, but it's important to point out to students that satire does not have to be funny; some of the most impactful satires in history use absolutely no humor at
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10th - 12th
Development Case Study: Kerala, India - IB Global Politics
This lesson introduces students to Kerala, India as a case study for examining the overall impacts of educating women and girls on development. It includes an interactive presentation featuring images of Kerala and development data on Kerala and India as a whole. It also includes source-based questions and a Gapminder investigation where students investigate the correlation between women’s education and fertility rates. The culminating task asks students to synthesize insights gained from this l
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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IB History Review Activities Bundle for Paper 1 Move to Global War
This bundle contains review material in preparation for the Paper 1 topic, Move to Global War. It contains detailed timelines of Japanese, Italian, and German aggression as well as the detailed events themselves - the cause for the respective country's act of aggression, the community's response to the aggressive action, and the long-lasting impact that it had on the specific aggressive country and how it affected international relations. This bundle also includes Jeopardy style review activitie
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9th - 12th
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GDP and GNI as Measures of Development - IB Global Politics
This lesson introduces students to the concepts of GDP and GNI as measures of development. It begins with an interactive presentation that includes definitions, maps and visuals, and an explanation of some of the strengths and limitations of using GDP and GNI to measure development. The lesson also includes some source-based questions and a video clip of Martha Nussbaum, philosopher and author of the capabilities approach to development, explaining the limitations of only using GDP to measure d
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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IB History Paper 3 The Second World War and the Americas Detailed Study Guide
This 82-page detailed review packet covers all topics and themes regarding the Second World War and the participation of the United States, Canada, and the various Latin American countries during the war years. The detailed notes is based on John Wright's 2013 publication entitled, The Second World War and the Americas 1933 - 1945. The detailed notes are divided into seven sections.The first section of the detailed notes focuses on the United States in the post-First World War era. This part exa
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Fragile States, Legitimacy and Non-State Actors
In this lesson, students explore the links between state fragility and legitimacy. It begins with some short videos that define state fragility and then another video introducing them to the Fragile States Index. Next students explore the Fragile States Index and investigate state fragility. Students then read an article about what gives non-state actors legitimacy in fragile states and respond to some questions. The culminating task asks students to define state fragility and apply it to a sou
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Iraq War: Legacy of the 2003 U.S. Invasion of Iraq - IBDP Global Politics
This multi-day lesson introduces students to the legacy of the 2003 U.S. invasion and subsequent occupation of Iraq. It begins by engaging them in viewing some maps and taking a quiz to see what they know about the country. Next, students read a speech by President George Bush explaining the U.S. goals in Iraq. The lesson also features an interactive presentation and video on the invasion and introduces them to the work of Iraqi journalist Ghaith Abdul-Ahad who argues that the U.S. invasion of I
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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IB History Paper 3, Option 4, Topic 14: Interwar Europe Lessons & Study Guides
Aligned with the IBO's History 2020 Guide, the Interwar Domestic Developments in European States (1918 - 1919) contains 22 detailed lesson plans and activities, answer keys, and a detailed study guide. All of the lessons, answer keys, and study guide are aligned with the IB's curriculum for Paper 3, Topic 14.The lessons/topics include:1. The Successes and Failures of the Weimar Republic: This is a note-taking exercise that contains detailed instructions and is accompanied with graphic organizers
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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IB Literature one-pager analysis guide
In order to guide the students towards the possibilities of what to analyze within literature, I created this one-pager to assist them with terms and ideas to consider. While not fully comprehensive, it certainly gave them a place to start and ideas to foster their process of unpacking literary works.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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IB Psychology Revision Document Listing Studies and Questions They Address
IB Psychology Revision packet with all SAQ possibilities answered concisely with key or core research studies. Includes underlying principles, genes, hormones, neurotransmitters, localization of brain function, evolutionary psychology and more.
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10th - 12th
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Instruction slides for IB MYP Design ePortfolio unit
These are my slides to successfully guide design students through IB MYP ePortfolio. Use them in your classroom as they are or edit them to fit your approach and the class the best.The slide set is useful for any design process for students 14 years and older. I enjoy teaching the ePortfolio unit, especially the more philosophical approach to design that the ePortfolio unit allows you to take. My favorite part is to guide students through the process from the vague client request (Statement of I
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9th - 12th
IB History Paper 3, Option 4, Topic 8: French Revolution & Napoleon
Aligned with the IBO's History Guide of 2020, The French Revolution and Napoleon I (1774 - 1815) contains detailed lesson plans and source activities, review activities and answer keys, and study guides.The topics/lesson plans include the following:1. The Enlightenment: A comparative primary source activity on political power, authority, the purpose of government, liberty and personal freedom;2. The Underlying Causes of the French Revolution: A primary source activity that examines the political
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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