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ANChan59 發表於 12-4-11 12:20 
For clarification, in DBS Pre-IB used developing, meet requirement or exemplary for individual subje ...
I believe this is not the case this year. Pre-IB Report is based on four grades: E P D B (Exemplary, Proficient, Developing, Beginner). Teachers have insisted that these four grades are a rough representation of 7654 in the IB, particularly for the E and P grades where boundaries have been set loosely based on the IBO newest grade boundaries. It can vary greatly, for example 2011-2012 mid-year Pre-IB Psychology only required 66% for an 'E', yet only less than five in the grade achieved such result; but 2011-2012 mid-year Pre-IB Chemistry which required 85%+ (actual figure unsure) for an 'E', more than half of the grade achieved such result. Some subjects combine both IA and examination result to give the grade of E/P/D/B, for example physics, while some subject teachers gave out these grades based on his/her individual prediction of student's future performance in IBDP.
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