Due to the unprecedented success of his first two IB guidebooks, Three, and I Think Therefore IB, Alexander Zouev has returned to compile a university guidebook aimed specifically at IB students wishing to study in the UK. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: • How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? • Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? • Were the entry requirements fair? • Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? • Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have.

The Good University Guide for IB Students UK Edition 2013

Test Preparation

ZOUEV, ALEXANDER

Zouev, Roman

College & High School

Zouev Elite Publishing

Following the popularity of his International Baccalaureate books (Three, I Think Therefore IB, and the Good University Guide for IB Students) Alexander Zouev has compiled another guide filled with practical tips and easy-to-use advice to achieve success in the IB Diploma program. This guidebook addresses the Internal Assessment component of IB Economics, and what students should do in order to maximize the marks on their commentary portfolios. Chapters include: • The Article: how to find the perfect one • Structure: planning your commentary the ideal way • Diagrams: building exceptional economics diagrams with Microsoft Word • Assessment: maximizing your marks with one eye on the grading criterion The remaining majority of the book is packed with more than 25 examples of outstanding economics commentaries – all of which have scored the maximum mark of 7 when assessed and moderated. You will see what an excellent portfolio looks like and how you can achieve similar results.

The IB Economics Commentary: Examples and Advice

Business & Money

Economics

And the Beat Goes On is a contemporary comedy, which examines the generational differences among children, parents and grandparents; these generational differences have always existed, but are they becoming more profound and potentially insurmountable as technology and social media become increasingly embedded in our regular routines and in our expectations of others?  Under the aegis of a classic Greek chorus - well, maybe more comic than classic - the players experience the frustrations of keeping up with the new as well as with remaining connected with the old.  Will the two continue to peacefully and productively coexist, or will they allow technology to drive an irrevocable wedge between them?  Teenagers, Oscar and Eva, struggle with the time constraints and parental/societal pressures that the present invariably imposes on the younger generation.  Their parents, Grandparent and teacher have their own challenges - keeping up with technological advances, the culture of celebrity and... children on overload.  The gang on Mount Olympus finds the developments disturbing and decide to intervene...or not.  Playwright, Kenneth Muller, works as an international educator; he has taught English, history and drama around the world.  During a teaching stint in Zambia, Kenneth did some volunteer work at the Sun-spring Charity School in Ngombe Township, Lusaka.  The founder of the school, Frank Masanta, Jr., was jobless and begging on the streets just a few short years ago, and he could not afford school fees for his children, so he created a solution for them.  Frank managed to get permission to use an abandoned building as a school for poor children.  In addition to teaching his own children there, Frank welcomed (and continues to welcome) all children in the community who want to learn.  At present, there are approximately one hundred students attending Sun-spring Charity School.  Kenneth continues to work with Frank Masanta to improve the lives of children in Zambia; all proceeds from the sale of this script are earmarked for the children of Ngombe Township.

And the Beat Goes On

Humor & Entertainment

Muller, Kenneth

Humor

How to write an IB History Essay: The Safe Hands Approach is for students studying IB History at either Higher or Standard Levels, at any point in the course. The Safe Hands Approach is a series of simple, effective techniques that are guaranteed to improve your essay writing. This book is all about skills and their application: it doesn't matter which period or topics you are studying, the principles outlined in the book will apply to you. The book is collaborative: a teacher explains the techniques and an IB student provides both insight as to how the approach helps and annotated sample work. Your essay writing confidence and ability will improve if you adopt the Safe Hands Approach. "The approach gives you a way of safely knowing that, given any question, you can write a solid, convincing, and ultimately successful IB History essay." (Lorenzo Brewer, IB History Student) Joe Thomas studied History at Oxford as an undergraduate and has spent the last thirteen years in education including almost a decade's worth of experience in the IB as teacher, coordinator and examiner. He has an MA in History from the University of Oxford, an MA with distinction in Creative Writing and Literature, is a PhD researcher at the University of London, and runs an academic consultancy. Lorenzo Brewer studied with Joe for eight months in the lead up to his IB examinations in 2013. He achieved a 7 in History at Higher Level.

How to Write an Ib History Essay: The Safe Hands Approach

History

Thomas, Joe

Brewer, Lorenzo

Europe

This new 2014 version of the popular IB university guidebook includes updated facts and figures, as well as some surprise new chapters. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: • How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? • Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? • Were the entry requirements fair? • Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? • Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have.

The Good University Guide for Ib Students - UK Edition 2014

IB Physics - Study and Revision Guide A concise study and reference guide for SL &amp; HL IB Physics. The guide helps to explain all the tricky formulae and when to use them, provides easily understandable definitions for every word and law in the syllabus and gives step-by-step instructions for useful derivations. Use it for quizzing yourself and others, as an aid while doing tests and exams, or simply as a 'here-to-help' formulae book. ... Full description

Ib Physics - Study and Revision Guide

Science & Math

Hoffmann, Tim

Physics

This new 2016 version of the popular IB university guidebook includes updated facts and figures, as well as some surprise new chapters. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: • How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? • Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? • Were the entry requirements fair? • Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? • Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have.

The Good University Guide for IB Students UK Edition 2016

This new 2017 version of the popular IB university guidebook includes updated facts and figures, as well as some surprise new chapters. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: • How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? • Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? • Were the entry requirements fair? • Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? • Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have. Alexander Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2007 with a total of 43 points. He went on to study Economics and Management at the University of Oxford, where he also held the position of Overseas Representative at St Peter’s College. Upon completing his MSc in Mathematical Finance, he started working as an FX trader and tutoring IB students. Roman Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2003 with a total of 42 points. He studied Economics at the University of Oxford and completed an MSc in Accounting and Finance at the London School of Economics. He is a full-time FX day-trader and part-time IB tutor.

The Good University Guide for IB Students UK Edition 2017

This new 2018 version of the popular IB university guidebook includes updated facts and figures, as well as some surprise new chapters. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: • How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? • Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? • Were the entry requirements fair? • Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? • Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have.  Alexander Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2007 with a total of 43 points. He went on to study Economics and Management at the University of Oxford, where he also held the position of Overseas Representative at St Peter’s College.  Upon completing his MSc in Mathematical Finance, he started working as an FX trader and tutoring IB students.      Roman Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2003 with a total of 42 points. He studied Economics at the University of Oxford and completed an MSc in Accounting and Finance at the London School of Economics. He is a full-time FX day-trader and part-time IB tutor.  

The Good University Guide for IB Students UK Edition 2018

This new 2019 version of the popular IB university guidebook includes updated facts and figures, as well as some surprise new chapters. There are more than 35 university profiles (including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE and UCL amongst many others) with former IB students from over 20 different nationalities answering questions including: - How does your workload at university compare to that of the IB? - Do you feel you have an advantage over A-Level students? - Were the entry requirements fair? - Are there efforts made to accommodate international students? - Would you recommend your university to current IB students? Each university profile is complete with an in-depth student survey and all of the essential facts and figures. In addition, the introductory chapters cover the application process and give IB students essential tips and advice to securing a spot at the best UK universities across the UK. If you are an IB student considering university in the UK then this book is an absolute must-have. Alexander Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2007 with a total of 43 points. He went on to study Economics and Management at the University of Oxford, where he also held the position of Overseas Representative at St Peter's College. Upon completing his MSc in Mathematical Finance, he started working as an FX trader and tutoring IB students. He is currently undertaking an MA in Philosophy at the New College of Hummanities. Roman Zouev completed the IB Diploma programme in 2003 with a total of 42 points. He studied Economics at the University of Oxford and completed an MSc in Accounting and Finance at the London School of Economics. He is a full-time FX day-trader and part-time IB tutor.

The Good University Guide for IB Students UK Edition 2019

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

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