Practical, research-backed guides for IB MYP & DP students. No fluff — just techniques that work.
The Extended Essay is one of the most daunting parts of the IB Diploma. Here's a clear, step-by-step breakdown to take you from a blank page to a polished 4,000-word paper.
Cramming the night before an exam feels productive. The science says otherwise. Here's how spaced repetition — backed by 130 years of memory research — actually works.
Most students make flashcards the wrong way. They create hundreds of cards, feel productive, and then remember almost nothing. Here's what actually works — and why.
There's no single 'best' way to take notes. The right method depends on the subject, the type of content, and how your brain processes information. Here's a clear comparison.
Most TOK essays score a 4 or 5 because students address the prescribed title — not the underlying Knowledge Question. Here's the difference, and how to fix it before you submit.
The IB History IA is worth 25% of your grade. Here's exactly what each of the three sections needs to contain — and the specific mistakes that prevent students from reaching the top bands.