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Yb712 發表於 12-4-10 17:01 
Hi all , any comment about IB or preIB run by SPCC ? As they don't have any admission talk, not sure ... All the teachers at SPCC IB are 'original' staff that come from the local division in the past. Not sure about the IB1s but the pre-IB has been running quite successfully...I mean 'quite'. Actually something special is that SPCC students are getting 5s and 6s in the majority in their pre-IB year as opposed to in DBS where 7s are given out quite easily in the pre-IB year. That may actually be the accurate representation and expectation of the student in the IBDP programme more.
I am afraid of giving biased opinion but what I heard is that the subject choices are narrower than DBS. Their choices made before the pre-IB year (in Year 9) are very 'final' since DBS pre-IB offers seven subjects (reduced to six for IBDP) but SPCC pre-IB does not do so and only offers six subjects (so e.g. Phy Chem History and that's it, the student has to carry this option to the end of the IBDP ultimately). As for DBS the featuring of 2 sciences and 2 humanities subjects lets the students explore more on different subjects and make the right choice in the end, in my humble opinion.
IGCSE is a different level from IB...do you mean GCE? Since a lot of students start doing the IBDP immediately after their IGCSEs. Anyway, DBS and SPCC does not teach or encourage the IGCSE yet they allow students to have the option to enrol in IGCSE examinations on behalf of the school. As for the 'transition' between local curriculum and IBDP curriculum, that is the key purpose of setting up the pre-IB year.
Not sure for SPCC, but in DBS it is quite effective since students are taught about the skills rather than the knowledge for preparation of doing the IB (for example how to do the internal assessments efficiently and correctly, e.g. Maths and Physics; or simply extending the two-year course into three-year for better adaptability for students, e.g. English Literature and Psychology). The provision of the pre-IB year is more than enough for equipping the students in both schools to accomplish with flying colours in the IBDP I'd say.
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