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INTHINKING REVISION SITES

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Why not also try our independent learning self-study & revision websites for students?

We currenly offer the following DP Sites: Biology, Chemistry, English A Lang & Lit, Maths A&A, Maths A&I, Physics, Spanish B

"The site is great for revising the basic understandings of each topic quickly. Especially since you are able to test yourself at the end of each page and easily see where yo need to improve."

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Getting Started: Students

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  • Getting Started: Students

"Getting Started: Students" is a section of the InThinking website designed exclusively for IB English Language A: Language and literature students.  The primary goal of these pages is to support you so that you can navigate the course with confidence. 

As such, you will find that the pages are addressed to you, the students of the course, and the activities and materials in this section of the site are tailored to your needs.  

You might also find that your teacher will send you to this section of the site for revision, for help in explaining an assessment, or for a completely different purpose.  While other sections of the site are dedicated to teachers - and are written to them - this is a space for you.

Finally, welcome to the course!  We hope you have an incredible learning journey over the next two years!

Selected Pages

  • Individual Oral Commentary (SL) The Great Gatsby (3)

    Students are sometimes so close in achieving an overall seven on an individual assessment. That is the case with this Standard...

  • - Formalism

    Formalism is a school of literary criticism that looks at texts at face value, without biographical, historical or contextual...

  • Stereotyping

    Assigning fixed characteristics to individuals on the basis of their group membership (e.g. ethnicity, nationality, gender...

  • WT2 Q3 (Women's Health)

    This Written Task 2, Critical Response, uses question 3 – How and why is a social group represented in a particular way?...

  • Equivocation

    Equivocation is when a word is used in two different senses in an argument. Take for example the following syllogism: A...

  • Core vocabulary

    This is everyday and easily understood words that constitute a significant majority of our vocabulary.