In these units you will find lots of activities that will help you to unpack and inquire into all sorts of important topics, including: power, inequality, race, gender, conflict and more

In this page, you will find some of the essential skills required to understand and analyse different texts.

The e-assessment: what is it? What is assessed? How do you succeed?

Concepts are fundamental mental frameworks that help organize and understand information. They provide a way to categorize and make sense of the world. In learning, concepts serve as building blocks, allowing us to grasp complex ideas and apply knowledge across different contexts, facilitating deeper understanding and problem-solving skills. 

In IB Language and Literature, the term "global issues" refer to important topics that have significance at a local and international level; their impact is felt across different cultures and societies. Students explore these global issues through both literary works and non-literary texts, analysing how authors portray and address issues such as social inequality, environmental breakdown, human rights, globalization, conflict, and more. Global Issues are designed to encourage critical thinking and engage students with the issues that affect the world around us; they help you to become Global Citizens who are caring and knowledgeable.

ATL (Approaches to Learning) skills in the IB refer to a set of essential skills that encompass critical thinking, research, communication, self-management, and collaboration. These skills are crucial as they empower you to become an independent learner, effectively navigate challenges, and excel academically while fostering positive lifelong learning habits.