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1 John A. Ferguson International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Junior Year
2 THE IB PROGRAM AT FERGUSON
3 The Magnet Contract Students and parents will be asked to sign and return the revised magnet contract by the end of September. Magnet Contract provisions:
4 Magnet Contract - Probation
5 Magnet Contract - Waiver
6 The Diploma Programme Model Students study concurrently: Three subjects at Higher Level (HL) (240 hours each). Three subjects at Standard Level (HL) (150 hours each). All three elements of the core (Extended Essay; Theory of Knowledge; Creativity, Activity and Service).
7 The Four-Year Plan Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12 HL/SL Pre-IB English 1 A.P. Literature I.B. English 3 I.B. English 4 HL World History A.P. Government & Honors Economics A.P. United States History Contemporary World History HL or SL Geometry Algebra 2 Algebra 2 IB Math 1 IB Math 1 IB Math 2 IB Math 2 AP or Honors Math SL Biology Chemistry Chemistry Physics AP Science IB Science 1 IB Science 2 HL or SL Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language Foreign Language HL or SL P.E./Personal Fitness Pre-IB Elective IB Elective 1 IB Elective 2 HL or SL Non-IB Elective Non-IB Elective Theory of Knowledge 1 Theory of Knowledge 2 Non-IB Elective Non-IB Elective Non-IB Elective Non-IB Elective
8 IB Courses Junior Year IB English 3 IB Spanish, IB French, or IB Italian AP U.S. History IB Biology or IB Chemistry Theory of Knowledge IB Math Studies, IB Pre-Calculus, IB Statistics, IB Calculus IB Visual Arts, IB Dance, IB Film, IB Psychology, IB World Religions
9 IB ASSESSMENTS AND EXAMINATIONS
10 What is special about I.B. assessment? I.B. assessment is rigorous, criterion related, consistent and differentiating of student ability. Methods include essays, oral presentations, oral exams, and written exams. Assessments are often spread out over the two years of the Diploma Programme.
11 How does the scoring work? Assessments include Internal Assessments (IAs), External Assessments and Written Examinations Assessments are scored by an IB teacher at a different IB school who teaches the subject All assessments for the six diploma courses are scored and a final score is awarded. Scores awarded for each course range from 1 (lowest) to 7 (highest). A score of 4 is considered passing.
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13 Internal Assessments English Individual Oral Commentary Spanish, French, Italian Oral Assessment History, Psychology, World Religions Research Paper Biology, Chemistry Practical Work Math Studies, Mathematics Research Paper Film Production Portfolio Dance Performance Visual Arts Exhibition TOK - Presentation
14 External Assessments English Written Assignment Spanish, French, Italian Written Assignment Film Independent Study and Presentation Dance Composition & Analysis and Dance Investigation Visual Arts Studio TOK Essay Extended Essay
15 Assessments in All required IB assessments will be uploaded to the IB ecoursework website. Assessors will be able to log in and access all student work for a specific subject and school. Assessors are IB teachers at another IB schools. All work completed for assessment must be submitted to Turnitin.com prior to submitting to IB. Students must submit one digital and one hard copy of the assessment to their teacher. The hardcopy is a backup and will help to ensure that the digital copy submitted to IB is the same version that the teacher has approved. Failure to submit any part of an assessment by the deadline is a violation of the magnet contract.
16 Examinations Examinations are required in all IB courses except for Group 6. Examinations are administered in May. Examinations occur over two days and are usually 2-4 hours per session. The examination schedule is posted at the beginning of the year to give the students plenty of time to plan and prepare. Teachers have copies of previous exams to use to prepare students for the content and format of the exams.
17 IB Examination Schedule May 2019 DATE MORNING SESSION AFTERNOON SESSION Monday, 6 May No IB Exams No IB Exams Tuesday, 7 May No IB Exams IB History HL/SL papers 1 & 2 Wednesday, 8 May IB History HL paper 3 No IB Exams Thursday, 9 May No IB Exams IB Biology HL/SL papers 1 & 2 Friday, 10 May IB Biology HL/SL paper 3 Psychology HL/SL paper 1
18 IB Examination Schedule May 2019 DATE MORNING SESSION AFTERNOON SESSION Monday, 13 May IB Psychology HL/SL papers 2 & 3 Mathematics SL paper 1 Math Studies SL paper 1 Tuesday, 14 May Mathematics SL paper 2 Math Studies SL paper 2 IB Italian B HL/SL papers 1 Wednesday, 15 May IB Italian B HL/SL paper 2 IB World Religions SL paper 1 Thursday, 16 May IB World Religions SL paper 2 IB English Literature HL paper 1 Friday, 17 May IB English Literature HL paper 2 No IB Exams
19 IB Examination Schedule May 2019 DATE MORNING SESSION AFTERNOON SESSION Monday, 20 May No IB Exams No IB Exams Tuesday, 21 May No IB Exams IB Spanish B HL/SL paper 1 Wednesday, 22 May IB Spanish B HL/SL paper 2 IB Chemistry HL/SL papers 1 & 2 Thursday, 23 May IB Chemistry HL/SL paper 3 IB French HL/SL paper 1 Friday, 24 May IB French HL/SL paper 2 No IB Exams
20 Managebac - Plan
21 THE CORE REQUIREMENTS
22 Extended Essay (EE) Juniors will begin working on their Extended Essay in their Theory of Knowledge class Theory of Knowledge teacher will set due dates throughout the year for specific components of the EE First required meeting with the supervisor documented on the Planning and Progress form will be in February/March, 2019 Final draft of the Extended Essay is due in December of Senior year Extended Essays will not be submitted without a completed Process and Planning document signed by the supervisor. Failure to submit an EE is a violation of the Magnet Contract and will result in dismissal from the IB program. Earning an E on the Extended Essay is a failing condition and will result in no IB Diploma being awarded.
23 Theory of Knowledge (TOK) Theory of Knowledge essay (external) Based on a list of prescribed titles 1,600 words maximum Worth 67% of the final score Theory of Knowledge presentation (internal) Approximately 10 minutes per student Worth 33% of the final score
24 Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) Reflections must be posted for every activity. Portfolio must include evidence of all 7 learning outcomes and the required project Students must continue their CAS (activities and reflections) over 18-month period Completed portfolio is due in February of Senior year. Failure to demonstrate adequate progress may result in a Senior not being cleared for Senior activities Failure to submit a completed CAS portfolio by the final deadline is a violation of the Magnet Contract and may result in dismissal from the IB program.
25 Managebac - CAS
26 MALPRACTICE
27 What is malpractice? The IBO defines malpractice as behaviour that results in, or may result in, the candidate or any other candidate gaining an unfair advantage in one or more assessment components. IB has a zero-tolerance policy for malpractice. Evidence of malpractice on an IB assessment or required component will result in no Diploma awarded. Severe or repeated instances of malpractice while in the IB program may result in a student s dismissal from the program.
28 Types of malpractice Plagiarism: this is defined as the representation of the ideas or work of another person as the candidate s own. Collusion: this is defined as supporting malpractice by another candidate, as in allowing one s work to be copied or submitted for assessment by another. Duplication of work: this is defined as the presentation of the same work for different assessment components and/or IB diploma requirements. Any other behavior that gains an unfair advantage for a candidate or that affects the results of another candidate (for example, taking unauthorized material into an examination room, misconduct during and examination, falsifying a CAS record, disclosure of information to and receipt of information from candidates about the content of an examination paper within 24 hours after a written examination).
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31 IB CALENDAR AND DUE DATES
32 Due Dates Teachers will establish individual due dates for required IB internal and external assessment components. These due dates are based on IB program due dates. Teacher established due dates are nonnegotiable. Failure to submit required assessment work by the established due date is considered malpractice and may result in dismissal from the IB program.
33 Due Dates Each IB teacher should provide due dates for required IB assessment components to students in writing. Due dates will also be posted on the ManageBac calendar. If a student knows there will be a difficulty in meeting a due date, he/she should speak to the teacher and the IB coordinator prior to the due date.
34 Managebac - Calendar
35 THE I.B. DIPLOMA
36 Conditions for Awarding the IB Diploma In order to achieve the IB Diploma a candidate must fulfill certain requirements; at its most basic, a candidate must achieve at least 24 points from their combined grades in six subjects, together with their grades from Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay, and also complete the Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) element. However, to ensure a diploma reflects a sufficient breadth in achievement across subjects and the core, there are specific requirements stated in the articles of General Regulations. The failing conditions are an interpretation of these requirements intended to indicate why a candidate has failed to achieve the Diploma.
37 Failing Conditions
38 Bonus Points A maximum of 3 bonus points may be added to the total score awarded for the individual subjects based on performance on the Extended Essay (EE) and Theory of Knowledge (TOK). Bonus points will be awarded according to the Diploma Points Matrix.
39 Bonus Points Matrix
40 IB Score Reports
41 IB Score Reports
42 IB Score Reports
43 Earning College Credit Every college sets its own rules about awarding credit. Research ahead of time to see what colleges will and will not accept. Even if you get a passing score, some colleges will not award credit for certain courses, depending on the major or the program you are entering. Math and/or science credit may not be awarded in an engineering or medical program. Most universities must have an official score report sent from IB prior to registering for classes in order to award credit.
44 Florida SUS Credit-By-Exam Equivalencies for IB Exam IB Score of 4 IB Score of 5-7 Foreign Language One semester of language credit at Elementary Language II level Two semesters of Elementary Language II and Intermediate Language I level History WOH X030 WOH X030 and 1 semester of lower-level History elective Biology BSC X005C or BSC X005/X005L BSC X005C and BSC X010C or BSC X005/X005L and BSC X010/X010L Math Studies MAT X033 MAT X033 and MGF X106 Psychology PSY X012 PSY X012 and additional course determined by institution
45 COLLEGE APPLICATION PROCESS
46 College Investigation Process Identify which colleges/universities you are interested in applying to Find out what the admissions requirements are for each college/university Begin accumulating all of the supporting documentation you will need when you begin to fill out your applications Plan on taking BOTH the SAT and ACT exams in the spring AT LEAST ONCE EACH before the end of this school year If possible, visit colleges you are interested in attending
47 College Process Preparation In Theory of Knowledge class, we will be Investigating colleges and their admission requirements Working on college admission essays Working on essays and requirements for major scholarships (Questbridge, Gates Millennium) Helping students plan their college entrance exams (SAT, ACT) Helping students develop a plan for the college process
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49 GENERAL INFORMATION
50 Prioritizing for Junior Year Juniors should be Working on their CAS hours and documenting them in Managebac Bringing as many completed community service hours as possible to Mrs. Rivas to be posted on their transcript Establishing good time management and organizational routines Focusing on doing the best they possibly can in all academic courses Paying particular attention to all required IB assessment components Working on the information for their brag sheets
51 Making it through the year This is where time management and organization are critical. Make a list of everything that is due and everything that has to be done. Put all items on a calendar. You can use the calendar in Managebac for this. If you have multiple items due on one day or in one week, see if you can break things up into component parts and move some of them to earlier in the calendar. DO NOT LEAVE MAJOR ITEMS TO THE LAST MINUTE!!! Be proactive with any issues or concerns! If you know you will not make a deadline, talk to your teacher and/or Mrs. Graham. Communicate! We can t help you if we don t know.
52 Things to Remember It probably won t be as bad as you think it will be. Time management and organization are the keys to managing stress. Keep your grades up! Colleges particularly look at grade 11 on your transcript (last full academic year). Talk to someone if you re having problems/troubles/issues. It s not too early to begin working on your college plans. Respect all deadlines! Make some time to relax and enjoy yourself. Talk to Mrs. Graham if you have any questions or concerns. Remember, she has chocolate!
53 Contact Information Mrs. Graham IB Office, room , extension 2256 Mrs. Enriquez Office # , extension 2036 Mrs. Rivas IB Office, room , extension 2256
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