Andrew's Guide to IB Mathematics Universe

Hey everyone! Over the years it looks like I only have more and more  stuff to do. Didn't have much time to help out on Discord, though you can still see me there every now and again. But we're not here today to talk about my apparent absence - I have a series of Survival Papers for you AASL people! These are written in August and early September, prior to the start of my second year at uni. What makes these papers unique? They're mapped to the structure of the Survival Guide!  Even more questions for you to practise to secure a 5 on exam day. We have approximately a month before the start of November 22 series, so I'll post two  sets of Booster Papers a week on Tuesdays  and Fridays . Mark your calendars! Here is the link for the first set, A1:   Survival Papers A1 Each paper is worth 50  marks and you should spend no more than 50 minutes  on each paper. This timing is consistent with the structure of the new exams - the harder 30 marks will take a fair amount of time

Hello hello! I haven't been posting much on the site lately. Having a backlog of mocks to write and a fair share of the assignments to do puts writing blogs (this one, right here!) on the back burner. Hats off to writers who could keep up their momentum because I simply couldn't force myself to write when I don't have ample of time at my disposal. Today's blogpost is mainly for N22 kiddos who will stop become kiddos (in my eyes) and prolly start university in February or after their gap year. With 8 weeks left before the exam, it's a not too early to start preparing for your externals. These advice are targetted at maths, but I reckon they are useful for other courses you're taking as well. Here's my top secret process to ace your exams. Aight, let's stop pretending that it's some sort of magic trick but it's certainly worked for me even in uni. Step 0:  Have a copy of the syllabus and the M21 papers, digitally or physically. This will avoid the