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    Students Guide
    Summative Assessment Material
    Students Guide - Content

    o Bullet Points Format


    o IB Themes & Subtopics
    o Types of Conflict
    o Theme: Universal Concepts chart
    o Written Activities
    o Final Tips
    Bullet points
    Why create Bullet points?
    It is the only tool we will have, to successfully organize our thoughts during our 5
    minutes presentation of the IOA. With them we avoid reading, obtain the best
    results in the presentation, reduce mistakes and diminish hesitation.

    How to create Bullet points?


    By prioritizing and linking key elements from the extract read.
    What are Bullet points?
    They are relevant items in a structured outline for
    the student notes by the time of being assessed.
    • Bullet Points Format

    1
    3
    IB THEMES and Subtopics
    Identities Experiences Sharing the planet Social organization Human ingenuity
    Definitions
    IB Themes

    Explores the nature of Explores and tells the Explores the challenges Explores the ways in Explores the ways in which
    the self and what it is stories of the events, and opportunities faced which groups of people human creativity and
    to be human. experiences and by individuals and organize themselves, or innovation affect our world.
    journeys that shape communities in the are organized, through
    our lives. modern world. common systems or
    interests.

    •Lifestyles •Leisure activities •The Environment •Social relationships •Entertainment


    IB Themes
    Subtopics

    •Health and well- •Holidays and travel •Human Rights •Community •Artistic Expression
    being •Life stories •Peace and Conflict •Social Engagement •Communication and media
    •Beliefs and values •Rites of passage •Equality •Education •Technology
    •Subcultures •Customs and •Globalization •The working world •Scientific innovation
    •Language and identity traditions •Ethics •Law and order
    •Migration •Urban and Rural
    Environment
    Types of conflict
    conflict
    • INDIVIDUAL VS SELF

    • The main character has a problem within


    him/herself. This type of struggle takes place in
    the character’s mind. The character has to make
    a choice between doing something that is right
    or wrong. The character may also have to
    overcome emotions.
    EXAMPLES:
    conflict
    • INDIVIDUAL VS INDIVIDUAL

    • The conflict is between two forms of like


    beings. This is often the protagonist versus
    the antagonist. The conflict may be verbal,
    physical, or emotional.
    EXAMPLES:
    conflict
    • INDIVIDUAL VS SOCIETY

    • A character struggles against the laws or beliefs of a


    group. This could include a character that fights against
    the rules such as freedom, rights, or a cause.
    examples
    conflict
    • INDIVIDUAL VS NATURE

    • A character is struggling against the forces


    of nature. A person may be fighting against
    bad weather conditions such as a hurricane
    or blizzard, survival in the wild including
    the desert or jungle, or against a wild
    animal.
    EXAMPLES:
    conflict
    • INDIVIDUAL VS SUPERNATURAL

    • A character vs. supernatural conflict occurs


    when a character faces resistance from a
    supernatural force that science or logic can’t
    explain, such as fate, magical forces,
    otherworldly beings (monsters, aliens, ghosts),
    religion, or deities.
    EXAMPLES:
    INDIVIDUAL VS TECHNOLOGY

    • Some stories focus on characters coming into conflict with


    technology that has become too powerful or that is being
    used irresponsibly.

    • Stories based on a technological conflict often use this to


    explore what it means to be human and what sets humans
    apart from technology and machines.
    EXAMPLES:
    o Theme: Universal Concepts chart
    o Written Activities
    • Choose and read an extract
    • Complete the Type of Conflict chart

    Extract:_______________________________________

    Type of Conflict Definition Explanation 3 Evidences

    IB Theme Connection
    IB THEME Subtopic Explanation
    o Written Activities
    • Choose and read an extract
    • Complete Theme chart

    Extract:_______________________________________

    Theme
    Universal Concept Author’s Message Explanation 3 Evidences

    IB Theme Connection
    IB THEME Subtopic Explanation
    o Final Tips

    ✓ Respect bullet points format.


    ✓ Memorize definitions and terminologies
    ✓ Use evidences
    ✓ Work with round argumentation
    ✓ Review Parts of Speech chart and work with some other online
    examples.

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