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I’m just starting eleventh grade and am currently taking IB. If anyone can answer, do you know about exactly how regular they would like our CAS activities to be?? I’m also hoping that I am signing up for this correctly.
would like to join.how is the interview n how is it like there?
I am interested to know how I determine the suitability of my son for the IB Programme.
He has acheived average to below average in his education to date and is not at all motivated. Does the IB programme MAKE you motivated you do you need to be motivated in the first instance?
hi..
Will be interested in getting the updates about the ib activities going on in India
My TOK oral entitled ” To what extend TOK subject produce critical thinkers students?”
I love to hear comments from anyone. Your respons are highly appreciated to help our team’s presentation.
I would like to receive any kind of news to my email plaese about IB. thanks
Please send me more information. Thanks.
I luv the ib programme it has opened my eyes to many different cultures
Hi everyone!
Well I’m in a program from Ib and i have to choose a theme for my work…can you give please some ideas….this is my e-mail danielaariasgraciano@hotmail.com
Thank you soo much!
I am teaching IB Visual Art in Surabaya, Indonesia and look forward to sharing ideas. I am new to this site and to teaching the IB Curriculum/Approach to learning.
Ricker Winsor
Hello ‘U GOT 2 B U’ - everyone gets something different out of the IB programme, but this is a question that you should probably raise with your school’s coordinator.
Wonderful program, however how, other then the experience will it help in deciding where to go to college and what help in being accepted??