professionalprocrastinator Posted December 12, 2019 Report Share Posted December 12, 2019 Hi guys, So I decided on focusing on my EE in Language and Literature. I am a Junior in IB and take Language and Literature as one of my HL's, and in 10th grade, my school opted for the external IB examinations, which I actually scored well at. However, I shifted schools, and my current school does not have as high of a level of IB as my old school did. Now, I've been researching on the tips and pointers to get an A in an english EE, and I had a question. Will it be better if I do my extended essay by comparing two works, or using TWO works with similar ideas to support each other? OR Do I just focus on one work? I talked to the Extended Essay Coordinator at my school (who is coincidentally also the Lang & Lit coordinator) and she advised me to only go forward with one work. However, I want to get an A in the EE, and I have been researching sources that say that comparative analysis of two works can get you a higher mark. I don't think my current school has a very high level of IB and their goals for a 45/45 in IB aren't very appealing, so their standard is not very high. I also looked at the IB Lang & Lit EE guide, and it mentions "two or more works" as a option. I'm leaning towards doing more than one book, but my teachers are telling me to only do one. Any help from you guys would be much appreciated!!! Thank you! Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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