IA Math SL Assessment
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
For the writing portion:
Topic: What factors influence the satisfaction of travelers during their flight?
1) Introduction:
The Introduction of your exploration can be broken down into three essential parts -
Rationale
Sets the background of your exploration and gives an argument for the choice of your topic. Your Rationale tells why you chose so-and-so topic.
Aim of the idea/topic
This is where you define your investigation's objective and tell what you wish to achieve with this idea.
Plan of Action (stating what area of the math curriculum your exploration focuses on)
Let’s say, for instance, you have opted for Math HL; for a simple mathematical investigation that scores six on the Math SL grade scale, you might end up with a mere four on the HL. So the difficulty of your opted Math subject should reflect in your Internal Assessment. It would help if you also outlined the areas of mathematics you will be covering in your investigation.
2) Body of your Exploration:
Elaborate on the method you used for the exploration and justify why you chose to proceed with that particular method.
Use relevant mathematical tools like labelled graphs, charts, etc., for your mathematical working and explain them in the IA context.
3) Conclusion:
State your results, relating them with the Aim of your Internal Assessment. The significance and impact of these results should be highlighted, as well. In addition to these, briefly tell how the exploration was useful to you and all you have gained from it. Possibilities of extension should be mentioned. The bibliography is for you to cite the sources used by you in the making of the IA. We suggest you use the Citation Machine for additional guidance in the bibliography.
Topic: What factors influence the satisfaction of travelers during their flight?
1) Introduction:
The Introduction of your exploration can be broken down into three essential parts -
Rationale
Sets the background of your exploration and gives an argument for the choice of your topic. Your Rationale tells why you chose so-and-so topic.
Aim of the idea/topic
This is where you define your investigation's objective and tell what you wish to achieve with this idea.
Plan of Action (stating what area of the math curriculum your exploration focuses on)
Let’s say, for instance, you have opted for Math HL; for a simple mathematical investigation that scores six on the Math SL grade scale, you might end up with a mere four on the HL. So the difficulty of your opted Math subject should reflect in your Internal Assessment. It would help if you also outlined the areas of mathematics you will be covering in your investigation.
2) Body of your Exploration:
Elaborate on the method you used for the exploration and justify why you chose to proceed with that particular method.
Use relevant mathematical tools like labelled graphs, charts, etc., for your mathematical working and explain them in the IA context.
3) Conclusion:
State your results, relating them with the Aim of your Internal Assessment. The significance and impact of these results should be highlighted, as well. In addition to these, briefly tell how the exploration was useful to you and all you have gained from it. Possibilities of extension should be mentioned. The bibliography is for you to cite the sources used by you in the making of the IA. We suggest you use the Citation Machine for additional guidance in the bibliography.