How to Structure an IB Math IA

How to Structure an IB Math IA. Here is exactly the problem with the IB Math internal assessment. There is no set structure. The first thing I want you to do is talk to your teacher to get a research question that they approve and that they want to read. Then, we are going to look at the contents page of the textbook or the IB syllabus for your level of math and see what math that we learned in the IB program can be applied to answering that research question or something very related to that research question. Then, we will place that math in order. You can use the order from the syllabus, and each section will be independent.

Next, There will be sections based on each area of math that is applied to your research question, and at the end of each section, you will answer and state what has that part of math shown you? What answer has it given to your research question? How has it helped you?

A Step-by-Step Guide to Structuring Your IB Math IA

The internal assessment, technically per the IB guide, needs to be in between 12 to 20 pages. Some teachers like to see 20 pages because it shows that you have worked very hard. At the end of the day, we are trying to show our teacher that we have worked very hard. Third, other teachers do not want the obligation of having to read and grade a lot of internal assessment, so they prefer more around the 12-page limit. Talk to your teacher to see how many pages they want to read.