IB EXAM RESULTS REACTION | did i get 45??? | MAY 2022 

U mustve gotten results now, howd u do?!

thank you!! for econ - i made sure i memorised my diagrams well + did practice essay outlines, and for maths - i did many practice questions (past papers, revision village, textbook, etc) and focused on my weaker areas :) best of luck next year u got this!!

@@jesslynchan Could u maybe share your strategies for english??

@@emmalovegrove77 for p1 - i revised the structure of p1, reviewed common techniques and practiced making annotations for different text types! for your io & hl essay - choose good texts that you’re very comfortable with, get friends to check your work, practice your io out loud etc! hope this helped

thank you! and i have uploaded and will upload more vids on the ib on my tiktok (@mystudyjourney) if you’re interested :) i’ll think about making a proper one for youtube haha

i started revising 4 weeks before my first exam. revised 4-5 days a week, average 8/9 hours a day on my revision days :)

absolutely:) as for me, i missed a lot of classes in dp2 and started catching up on content ~2 months before exams and started past papers 4 weeks before exams!

@@jesslynchan Thanks, I’m actually on a temporary leave of absence and it’s been 11 days. I’m going back to school on the 15th of September. Content wise should I first learn everything then do the questions? Your just really awesome. I love you ❤️ 2 months oh wow your legendary. And 4 weeks for past paper. Props 100% 10/10 ur the GOAT : )

@@jesslynchan hey, is is the May exam or the November one? Because our school is a bit unorthodox and I thought maybe by the end of December I could adjust into the exam mode route and self study most of the stuff.

@@sebastianblackfyre hi :) if you have time to, definitely go through the content first! I was able to briefly go over most of the physics and econ content within those said 2 months, but for ess (an easier subject), i didn’t and just crammed past papers to learn the content a week before my exams. and i did the may 2022 exams

for p1 - i reviewed the structure of a p1 essay and varied vocabulary to ensure top marks in crit C & D + i revised common literary techniques + practiced making annotations to random non-lit texts for hl essay and io, i chose the two texts i was most comfortable and familiar with. practice/memorise your io many times and get a friend to listen to you and tell them to ask you questions. same with hl essay, i got a friend to give feedback on my essay (m22 didn’t have lang lit p2)

thank you!!! and for physics sl i literally just grinded past papers and questions. i started with paper 2 questions by topic, and then moved to paper 1 mcq by topic, and finally full actual past papers

@@jesslynchan thank you!! did you take notes from a textbook or did you use other resources (videos, study guides etc.)?

​@@kellyjin2469 i only have notes from 2 ish topics for physics (i gave up 😅) which i took from class/teacher's powerpoint/kognity :) i have notes on econ + maths which i used the textbook/teacher's powerpoints

@@jesslynchan thanks! where did you find the past papers for physics?

@@kellyjin2469 my teacher gave us past papers / online (searched for ib resources 999)

chi bsl for m22 was 76% for a 7

i didn’t really revise english much to be honest, but i recommend really polishing your IAs and doing practice annotations for p1! (not sure about p2 as we didn’t do it)