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小易 发表于 2018-1-6 22:25 ![](static/image/common/back.gif)
推荐大家看一篇老的文章,文章后的评论也很有意思
http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/baccalaureat ...
你推荐的这篇文章后面的一位老师的回复很好,他教IB和HSC
IB & HSC TeacherJan 8 2014 at 10:41am
The IB Diploma is unquestionably more demanding than HSC: I teach both.
Day 1 of Year 11 is examinable 19 months later for IB students, while most HSC Year 11s spend it saying "I'm having fun this year and I'll work hard next year" (albeit, these are not the 99.95 achievers!)
The IB mandates six subjects versus HSC's five. On top of that, you cannot load up in a particular area but must take a subject from English, foreign language, Humanities, Science, Maths and ideally an Arts subject. Throw in a 4000 word extended essay, Theory of Knowledge, Community Action Service and an external assessment protocol that can see as much as 80% of one subject's mark coming from the examination you have a workload and pressure that leaves HSC students in the same school thanking the fates that they chose HSC.
Finally, with only 45 marks versus the 500 that the total HSC is marked from, of course each IB grade will have a larger cohort. All who earn 99.95 have worked incredibly hard and are amazingly bright, but the typical IB student who gets 45 have done far more over a broader in their senior schooling than their HSC counterpart.
I cannot help but wonder: was this article based on a media release from the Board of Studies...? |
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