Even in the middle of ninth grade in 2008, I had trouble dealing with the English Analysis that was asked of me in English 9 IB. There are so many aspects of those classes of which I dislike, such as their always assuming nature that things mean something they explicitly do not, their obsession with [...]
I took the International Baccalaureate Physics exam on Monday and Tuesday. It was much less of an exam than others were and that’s part of my reason for being so late on this one. Paper 1 Paper 1 was the multiple choice. There was not a single calculation that was required to answer any question. [...]
The IB Mathematics exam is a two part exam, split into two distinct papers, paper 1 without a calculator and paper 2 with a calculator. Yesterday, I tasted the International Baccalaureate waters and took paper 1. Today’s exam, paper 2, was with a calculator and was enormously easier than yesterday. The idea is that examinees [...]
As this is AP and IB testing week across the world, I took the Calculus Mathematics IB SL Paper 1 exam yesterday. On Monday, I took AP US Govt. and on Tuesday I took AP Computer Science. Since this is only the first paper, I’m sure I’ll have more to say about the second paper [...]
Hey there. I published my hand made study guides for my friends at school, so I thought I’d do the same for everyone else taking Calculus IB SL. These study guides were made throughout the entire year. My styles have changed over that time, so they all look a bit different, but rest assured, they [...]
It’s been quite a while since I last blogged and I thought I’d blog about something that I’ve thinking about in the interim. The IB Program (International Baccalaureate) is a program that has a international curriculum and testing which has high standards and among other things, gives college credit. The IB Program is great and [...]