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I am a year 1 student and just covered 4 chapters in the book, but my teacher told us to do our IA already without telling us how to do it. So I just did my presentation before winter break about the Fibonacci Sequence and the teacher told me to change it since it's overdone. However, since we haven't covered much I was worried about my current level and what I can do for IA. Is there any Math IA topics to avoid other than the Golden Ratio? I was thinking of investigating the math in Islamic art because I am interested in photography and art. The other topic I'm contemplating is math in bridge building. Thank you!

I have Spanish AB exams in one month ( year 1 end of year). What is the best way I can prepare? My teacher didn't give me much to work with, she didn't actually do anything the whole year. I have picked up some grammar and vocab on my own but I know it's not enough. Any tips would be welcomed.

Hello DT students! (and others). We're conducting a research in DT class regarding benches, and i'm not quite sure what aspects i should research and what my research plan should be composed of. So could anyone give me a sample DT project (any project) or a sample research? Thanks alot

Dear all, Most of my teachers have told me to rest and do 'NO' studying during the holidays preceding year 1 of the IB Diploma. However, I cannot help thinking that there must be something I can do to make the most of my break and give me a headstart or some extra knowledge etc. that will make the upcoming year easier and more enjoyable. I have borrowed three of the five Language A books + a general physics and chemistry book from the library, and I have already planned to read these Language A books if only for pleasure. See my signature for other subjects undertaken. What do YOU think is the best way to spend these holidays? Forget about studying totally? Write up summary sheets for Language A books? Practise mathematics? Read entire textbooks? Other? All sensible answers, experience-based or not, are welcome, as long as you give reasons for your answers. Thank you!