Background information and hypothesis in IBDP Internal Assessment
This video is about How to provide background information and hypothesis in IBDP science internal assessment. All IB students and science teachers can benefit from this video. You will learn what to do for making an educated guess as an answer to your research question and how to support it.
There are some very essential points that if ignored, you may lose mark. So watch it carefully and feel free to ask your questions in comments.
Видео Background information and hypothesis in IBDP Internal Assessment канала Kamyar Physics School
There are some very essential points that if ignored, you may lose mark. So watch it carefully and feel free to ask your questions in comments.
Видео Background information and hypothesis in IBDP Internal Assessment канала Kamyar Physics School
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