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紅紅 發表於 15-7-7 13:18 
有天才可以咁唔出奇,但有幾多人係天才?所以stereotype仍然存在。
No.
Genius learn fast.
But IB exams are still public exams.
Some papers are more open ended. For example all language a papers are essays. Many humanities papers are essays.
However, for math and science, you really need to familiarise with the marking schemes.
Some genius will get the answers in their head.
But by just writing the final answers will not get you all the scores. Partial scores are given to steps in between.
If you look at past paper samples, you can also get to know what they expect you to write in the answers.
For example, one question might worth 3 marks. And you know you cannot get all 3 marks by just writing down the answer. You probably need to first write down the formula you use and a few steps of how you calculate the answer. This is particular important for math and science paper.
So, even with the smartest person, without a bit of drilling, he chances are he can get some questions wrong.
I think some parents are too conscious with the term "drilling".
All students in IBDP would be asked to do exercise. Teachers would actually give students past papers to work on.
That was why I said if someone told you he did not do any drilling, either with text books exercise or past papers, it would be bull shit.
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