DB Zz
UCSC, Avantgardism, Post-Doc
- Former student of IB, just looking to help other students with some examples as I wish I had had more examples from t... moreFormer student of IB, just looking to help other students with some examples as I wish I had had more examples from the internet. PLEASE, don't message me asking about scores because I don't remember.
I spent so long a time with teachers who worked hard to help me with my coursework, that I thought their work could help others too.
Don't plagiarise because the IB will catch you out and it's not honest work.
Instead use any of the essays to inspire your own and others!edit
Research Interests: Food Science, Energy, Biology, Food and Nutrition, International Baccalaureate, and 14 moreFood Science and Technology, Biology Education, Differential scanning calorimetry, Calorimeters, International Baccalaureate schools, Food Sciences, Food sciences and nutrition, Calorimetry, Calorific Value, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, IB Biology, Food and Energy Systems, International Baccalaureate Biology Standard Level, and BIOLOGIA IB
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Research Interests: English Literature, English language, English, International Baccalaureate, English Education, and 14 moreEnglish language and literature, Chinua Achebe, Chinua Achebe. (Things Fall Apart), International Baccalaureate schools, ENGLISH ESSAY WRITING, Chinua Achebe, Postcolonialism, Things Fall Apart, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, English Essays, English IB, Things Fall Apart: A Historical Novel, Ib English, english hl IB, and Formal Essay
Research Interests: French Literature, French Studies, French language, French linguistics, International Baccalaureate, and 7 moreFrench Language Teaching, French, Ib, International Baccalaureate schools, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, The Curriculum In International Education and the International Baccalaureate, and IB French
Research Interests: Mathematics, Mathematics Education, PLS (Partial Least Squares) Methods, International Baccalaureate, Maths, and 11 moreCorrelation, International Baccalaureate schools, Nonlinear Least Square Technique, Chi-Square, Least Squares, Correlation coefficient, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Chi Square Test, IB Math, IB SL Math, and Ib maths
Research Interests: English Literature, English, Feminism, International Baccalaureate, International Schools, and 13 moreGeorge Bernard Shaw, English language and literature, Ib, International Baccalaureate schools, teaching style of the Pygmalion effect, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Language in Pygmalion, English IB, Pygmalion, Pygmalion, by George Bernard Shaw, Pygmalion Effect, english hl IB, and Formal Essay
Aim: To Find the Effect of Concentration of Pectinase on Apple (Malus domestica) Juice Production Research Question How does an increase in the concentration of the enzyme pectinase affect the production of apple juice from apple (Malus... more
Aim: To Find the Effect of Concentration of Pectinase on Apple (Malus domestica) Juice Production
Research Question
How does an increase in the concentration of the enzyme pectinase affect the production of apple juice from apple (Malus domestica) pulp?
Research Question
How does an increase in the concentration of the enzyme pectinase affect the production of apple juice from apple (Malus domestica) pulp?
Research Interests: Enzymology, Molecular Biology, Biology, Enzyme Inhibitors, International Baccalaureate, and 27 moreEnzyme Technology, Enzyme Kinetics, International Schools, Enzymes, Microbial Enzymes, Enzimology, Microbial Enzymology, Enzymatic hydrolysis, Optimization of pectinase enzyme using reponse surface methodology, Mycology, Molecular Biology, Enzyme Technology, Pectinolytic Enzymes, Ib, International Baccalaureate schools, Enzyme, Pectinase, Pectinase Enzyme Production, Pectin extraction, Pectin Extraction from Orange Peel, Extraction Of Pectin From Orange Peels, Pectin, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Pectinase Producing Aspergillus Niger, Enzyme Engineering, Production of Cellulase and Pectinase From Orange Peels by Fungi, Dry of Pectin Material, IB Biology, and Pectinases
With reference to two areas of knowledge discuss the way in which shared knowledge can shape personal knowledge.
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In this Extended Essay, the 1948 ‘hidden’ massacre of Hyderabad State was explored with the research question: Bloodless Revolution or a Bloody Massacre, What really happened in Hyderabad in 1948? Details of the annexation of Hyderabad... more
In this Extended Essay, the 1948 ‘hidden’ massacre of Hyderabad State was explored with the research question: Bloodless Revolution or a Bloody Massacre, What really happened in Hyderabad in 1948? Details of the annexation of Hyderabad State to the Union of India had been concealed until 2013 when the Sunderlal Committee Report was released to the public. The report indicated that a vast number of Muslims had been killed during and after the takeover, more than previously believed; tens of thousands more civilians died than troops in the small-scale war that annexed Hyderabad. The most prevalent information available was that during the Indian Army’s assault, Muslim denizens were caught in the crossfire.
The main doubt concerning the research question was: what exactly happened and who was responsible for this undocumented, rumoured mayhem that occurred before, during and after the integration of the Princely State of Hyderabad. Along with the Sunderlal Report the event was investigated by collating a large number of literary sources, from online articles and historians’ books. With perseverance, a primary source was found who was willing to give an interview, providing a personal account. After reviewing over 100 sources including the Sunderlal Report, much was deduced about what actually occurred. All angles were considered and evaluated: political issues, social unrest, communism and the Partition of India-Pakistan.
Thus the conclusion reached, in accordance with the Sunderlal Report, was that Hyderabad’s incorporation into the Union of India was not bloodless at all, not a massacre, but the civil war, which followed saw loss on both sides as power shifted. Actions taken in the judicial system were not as fair as they were necessary, in order to maintain peace in the subcontinent at the time. Furthermore, the concealment of the report was ethically wrong but a necessary evil.
The main doubt concerning the research question was: what exactly happened and who was responsible for this undocumented, rumoured mayhem that occurred before, during and after the integration of the Princely State of Hyderabad. Along with the Sunderlal Report the event was investigated by collating a large number of literary sources, from online articles and historians’ books. With perseverance, a primary source was found who was willing to give an interview, providing a personal account. After reviewing over 100 sources including the Sunderlal Report, much was deduced about what actually occurred. All angles were considered and evaluated: political issues, social unrest, communism and the Partition of India-Pakistan.
Thus the conclusion reached, in accordance with the Sunderlal Report, was that Hyderabad’s incorporation into the Union of India was not bloodless at all, not a massacre, but the civil war, which followed saw loss on both sides as power shifted. Actions taken in the judicial system were not as fair as they were necessary, in order to maintain peace in the subcontinent at the time. Furthermore, the concealment of the report was ethically wrong but a necessary evil.
Research Interests: History, Cultural History, Modern Indian History, International Baccalaureate, Indian Politics, and 19 moreHistory of Hyderabad, Indian History, Hyderabad, British India, British Indian Empire, Ib, International Baccalaureate schools, India-Pakistan Relations, IB extended essay, British East India Company, History and culture of India and Great Britain, British colonial policy in India, British Raj, Divide and Rule in British India, Two State Solution, International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, Nizam Al-Mulk, The British Raj and India: A love- hate relationship spanning over 300 years.more, Extended Essay, and Socia Reform In Hyderabad State
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The aim of this experiment is to measure the difference in time taken for shape recognition, both congruent and incongruent. The hypothesis predicted that incongruent words would take longer to name than congruent ones based on previous... more
The aim of this experiment is to measure the difference in time taken for shape recognition, both congruent and incongruent. The hypothesis predicted that incongruent words would take longer to name than congruent ones based on previous research by Stroop (1935) in his experiment with colours. The Dependent Variable was the time taken in seconds and the Independent variable was the type of stimulus (shapes or words). A total of 20 participants picked using invitational and stratified sampling were given four lists (Tests 1, 2, 3 and 4) each of 100 stimuli. In the last two tests (3 and 4) there were shapes written as words enclosed in geometrical shapes, congruent in Test 3 and incongruent in Test 4. The first two tests were just for reference as a control but the last two showed the effect between the times of congruent and incongruent shape stimuli. An ANOVA Test was used to see whether the mean times were influenced by chance or were really significant. The results showed that there was a large difference between the critical value and F, which supported the hypothesis that incongruent, would take longer than congruent. This supported the Automatic Word Recognition Hypothesis.
