As my Blog's title suggests, I will attempt to produce a view of the world - even if it is my view.
I like to label myself as a Geographer: mostly because I love the completeness and how easy it is to understand the subject and to relate to it - and because I want to do the subject at Uni!
But enough of that!
Aeroplanes are beautiful. They're functional. They do their job
But they rarely look like this!
Having just finished the IB (well, almost - Ich wird meine Deutschprüfung am Mittwoch haben), I have decided to speak about the things in the IB that most people will not advertise to you.
The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a global version of A-levels, or SATs, etc, and... actually, that's a lie already. I'll start again!
The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a global education system that ranges from PYP (Primary Years Programme which teaches students from 3-12 years old), MYP (Middle Years Programme which teaches students from 11-16 years old) and finally DP (Diploma Programme. 16-19). I only had the opportunity to undertake the DP version of the IB which took up my 2 years of 6th form (High School). The DP is the global version of A-levels, or equivalent High School educational programmes. Now we're back to what I was wanting to say.
Taking IB was the best decision of my life.
Period.
