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The chapter focuses on preparing students for the Internal Assessment (IA) in the IB Individuals and Societies course, emphasizing the importance of selecting a strong research question and developing effective research and writing skills. Key aspects covered include understanding IA requirements, planning and conducting investigations, and adhering to formatting guidelines for the final report. Overall, this unit serves as a practical guide for academic inquiry within the social sciences.
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Term: Internal Assessment (IA)
Definition: An individual research project within the IB Individuals and Societies curriculum that allows students to apply investigative skills.
Term: Research Question (RQ)
Definition: A clear and focused question that guides the research process of the IA and must be justified and specific.
Term: Data Collection
Definition: The process of gathering information using various methods such as surveys, interviews, and observations to support research.
Term: Methodology
Definition: The section of the IA that outlines and justifies the research methods chosen for data collection and analysis.
Term: Evaluation
Definition: A critical assessment of the research process, including a reflection on limitations and suggestions for future improvement.