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© International Baccalaureate Organization 2007
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IB Diploma Program
HL courses: 240 teaching hours recommended
SL courses:150 hours recommended
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Language A: LL or Lit.
1
Swedish HL/SLEnglish HL/SLSelf taught SL
Language Acquisition
2
English B HL
German HL/SL
French HL/SL
Swedish B HL/SL
Spanish HL/SL
Individuals & Societies
3
History HL
Psychology HL/SL
Economics HL/SL
Bus. and Mgmt SL
Global Politics SL
Experimental Sciences
Biology HL/SL
Chemistry HL/SL
Physics HL/SL
Environmental-
Systems & Societies SL
4
Mathematics
5
Higher Level
Mathematics SL
Mathematics Studies, SL
6
Art / Electives
Theatre or
another subject from:
Group 2, 3 or 4
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English A Literature
- Presentation skills, oral and written
- Text interpretation and analysis
- HL: 13 texts- SL: 10 texts
Example of a syllabus:Freedom Next Time, PilgerIn Xanadu, William DalrympleDispatches, Herr
Madame Bovary, FlaubertFathers and Sons, TurgenevThe Outsider, Camus
War Poetry, OwenMacbeth, ShakespeareHeart of Darkness, Conrad
The Things They Carried, O’BrienThe God of Small Things, RoyThe Handmaid’s Tale, AtwoodThe Great Gatsby, Fitzgerald
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English A Language and Literature
Presentation skills, oral and written, and interpretation and analysis
This course require students to put literature in social/contexts.
- 6 literary texts HL- 4 literary texts SL
Example of syllabusMacbeth, ShakespeareHeart of Darkness, ConradThe Great Gatsby, FitzgeraldWar Poetry, Owen1984, OrwellThe Outsider, Camus
- The History of EnglishPropaganda and PersuasionThe Language of AdvertisingLanguage and CommunitiesLanguage and Cultural AwarenessTextual Bias
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English B (HL)
For students with at least 3 years of prior study of the language (approx. 60% of our students take this course)
Grammar
Written assignments
Discussion and presentation
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IB Core (mandatory)
All candidates must do the following:• Theory of Knowledge • Extended Essay
(written within a subject)
• CAS (three hours/week)
Note: Candidates may get 0-3 points depending on results.
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Selection process
Group 1: Lang. A HL/SL Group 2: Lang B HL/SL Group 3: One subject HL/SL Group 4: One subject HL/SL Group 5: Maths HL/SL/Stud Group 6: Theater or
another subject from group 2, 3, or 4.
Note: not all subjects are available in both SL and HL
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Examples of different diploma profiles
”The Engineer”
1. Swedish LL/L SL
2. English B HL
3. Economics HL/SL
4. Physics HL
5. Math HL/SL
6. Chemistry SL
”The Economist”
1. Swe. LL/L HL
2. Eng B HL
3. Econ. HL
4. Environmental SL
5. Math HL*/SL/Studies
6. Bus./Mgmt. SL
*HL math often required in the UK
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Cont.
Language
1. Swe L/LL HL
2. Eng. L/LL HL
3. Psychology HL
4. Biology SL
5. Math SL/Studies
6. Spanish SL
Social science
1. Swe L/LL SL
2. Eng B HL
3. History HL
4. Envoironmental SL
5. Math SL/Studies
6. Economics HL
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Requirements for Diploma Program
At least 24 points from the six selected subjects
At least grade 5 in HL subjects (based on PreDP autumn grades)*
Grade 6 in math for HL math
*Econ. and Psychology = social science
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Exception: non-regular diploma and seven subjects
Medicin (for Sweden)
1. Swe L/LL SL/HL
2. Eng B HL
4. Chemistry HL*
4. Biology SL/HL
5. Math SL
6. Physics SL
* Non regular diploma
Arts/Humanities
1. Swe L/LL HL
2. Eng B HL
3. Psych HL
4. Biology SL
5. Math studies
6. Theatre SL
7. French SL*
*Seventh subject
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Restrictions
Business & Managment SL + Economics SL/HL
Gr4 not Physics Global Politics SL + History HL or Economics SL/HL
Gr 4 not Physics or Chemistry
Theatre SL/HL
Gr 4 not Physics or Chemistry
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Pre-requisites for non-regular and seventh subject
Non-regular Diploma Grade 5 in biology,
chemistry and physics is a requirement.
And….the sum of 34 points in the chosen six subjects!
A candidate cannot select all three sciences as HL
Seventh subject A sum of 34 in the first
chosen six subjects Teachers’
recommendation.
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Statistics for NRD/seven subjects
Between 2010-2013
33 candidates with NRD6 candidates (18%) gained 40 points or more (nec. to get in to medicine school in Sweden)Falling average grades (PreDP to DP)
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Important factors when choosing subjects
•• Interests, talentsFuture Career
University requirementsPrIB courses may be important for Swedish universities.
Target countryUK – meet with Education UK USA – meet with Education USASweden – meet with Jonas
TacticsSome subjects are regarded as more time consuming, others less.Know your strengths, and select accordinglyRule of thumb, high total GPA beats more courses/extra
curricular activities. Maximize marginal utility/Diminishing marginal utility theory!
Focus on the whole rather than the specifics
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Entrance requirements for Sweden
IB diploma gives the entrance requirements to higher education in Sweden.• The PriB courses cover the basic entrance requirements and the diploma
covers the special qualification for specific university courses.• Note: Swe A1 (Group 1) is a requirement (thus not enough with Swe B HL)
If you do not have Swedish A1 in your IB diploma you can document your knowledge of Swedish with either:
Swedish course 3 or Swedish as a second language course 3national program or Test in Swedish for University Studies, Tisus
You must document your skills as above, even if you have Swedish as a native language
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Want to study abroad?
Your Pre-IB grades count! More than just your grades, extracurriculars are
important
... even if you don’t have CAS now Lengthy admission process, start as early as possible If you are really serious about it, start now. It can’t hurt
your chances.
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IB Graduate Perspective
Things you wish you knew about the exams Things you wish you knew about subjects Student perspective important
Have any questions about what it is actually like to take certain IB subjects, e-mail
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Grade tables
IB grade Comparison IB grade Compariso
24 13,5 33 17,5
25 13,95 34 18,11
26 14,5 35 18,49
27 15,03 36 18,95
28 15,31 37 19,31
29 15,7 38 19,55
30 16,04 39 19,83
31 16,6 40-45 20,0
32 17,18
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Meritpoäng (+2,5p) / Merit points
Modern languages (1.5 max):• Steg 3 ger 0,5 meritpoäng: (Steg 3 från Pre-IB)• Steg 4 ger 1,0 meritpoäng: Language B Standard level (SL) i
examen (French, German, or Spanish in the IB)
Engelska – everyone gets 1,0 p for their Eng. A or B
Maths (max 1.5) – SL and HL gets a minimum of 1.0
See handout because merit points depend on university program requirements
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School Site Policy
A total of 24 points in the IB1 spring grade report is required to be transferred to IB2. Furthermore, a grade 3 in a higher level subject is regarded as a “failing condition” in the IB grading system.
A student with an overall absenteeism and /or individual subject absence of 20% or more is not considered a student in ”good standing” and according to the Coordinators Handbook of Procedure this student will not be registered for examinations.
Cases of malpractice in IB1 will be handled with1. lowering the grade one step in the term report 2. informing the parents.
Cases of malpractice when scripts are related to the final examinations (mainly in IB2, but to some extent also in IB1) will be handled according to the IBO regulation.
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