TR The Sciences (Biology SL/ HL, Chemistry, Physics)
IB BIOLOGY (SL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Biology is the study of life. It is a science that deals with life and living things, examines their structure, their functions, their relations, the living and inanimate environment, their changes and their diversity. So biology is an endless source of areas. It is important at a time of growing pressure on the human population and the environment. Studying biology in the DP, students should become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other. They will learn the variety of forms of scientific methods, design investigations, collect data, develop skills, analyse results, collaborate-evaluate and communicate their findings.
The Aims of the DP biology course are to enable students to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesise scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current technologies
7. develop and apply 21st century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core | Option (choice of 1 out of 4) |
| 1. Cell biology | 1. Neurobiology and behaviour |
| 2. Molecular biology | 2. Biotechnology and bioinformatics |
| 3. Genetics | 3. Ecology and conservation |
| 4. Ecology | 4. Human physiology |
| 5. Evolution and biodiversity | |
| 6. Human physiology | Practical scheme of work |
| Prescribed and other practical activities | |
| Individual investigation | |
| Group 4 project |
Assessment Information:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration: 45min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 30 |
| (40 multiple-choice questions (Core)) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration: 1h 15min/Weighting:40%/Marks: 50 |
| (Data-based, short answer and extended | |
| response questions) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration: 1h /Weighting: 20% / Marks: 35 |
| Data-based, short answer and extended | |
| response questions) | |
| Internal | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20% / Marks: 24 |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Biology guide
http://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/curriculum/sciences/biology/
Teacher Contact: Yasemin Avcı ([email protected])
IB BIOLOGIE (SL)
Kursbeschreibung und Ziele:
Biologie ist das Studium des Lebens. Es ist eine Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Leben und den Lebewesen beschäftigt, ihre Struktur untersucht, ihre Funktionen, ihre Beziehungen, die lebendige und unbelebte Umwelt, ihre Veränderungen und ihre Vielfalt. Die Biologie hat viele Bereiche und Themen, ist also eine endlose Quelle von Gebieten. Durch das Studium der Biologie in der DP sollten sich die Schüler darüber im Klaren sein, wie Wissenschaftler arbeiten und miteinander kommunizieren. Sie werden die Vielfalt und die Formen wissenschaftlicher Forschung kennenlernen. Sie werden die Methoden der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit lernen, Untersuchungen entwerfen, Daten sammeln, Fähigkeiten entwickeln, Ergebnisse analysieren, zusammenarbeiten und kommunizierend ihre Ergebnisse bewerten.
Die Ziele des DP-Biologiekurses ist es, den Schülern folgendes zu ermöglichen:
1. Wertschätzung wissenschaftlicher Studien und Kreativität in einem globalen Kontext durch stimulierende und herausfordernde Möglichkeiten.
2. einen Bestand an Wissen, Methoden und Techniken erwerben, die Wissenschaft und Technologie charakterisiert.
3. Anwendung von wissenschaftlichen und technologischen Kenntnissen, Methoden und Techniken.
4. die Fähigkeit entwickeln, wissenschaftliche Informationen zu analysieren, zu bewerten und zu synthetisieren.
5. ein kritisches Bewusstsein für die Notwendigkeit und den Wert einer effektiven Zusammenarbeit und Kommunikation während der wissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit entwickeln.
6. Entwicklung experimenteller und investigativer wissenschaftlicher Fähigkeiten, einschließlich der Verwendung aktueller Technologien.
7. Entwicklung und Anwendung der Kommunikationsfähigkeiten des 21. Jahrhunderts im Bereich der Naturwissenschaften.
8. als Weltbürger kritisch über die ethischen Auswirkungen der Nutzung von Wissenschaft und Technologie im Klaren sein.
9. ein Verständnis für die Möglichkeiten und Grenzen von Wissenschaft und Technologie entwickeln.
10. ein Verständnis für die Beziehungen zwischen den wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen und ihren Einfluss auf andere Wissensgebiete entwickeln.
Übersicht und Inhalt des Lehrplans:
| Core | Option (eins aus diesen vier Themen wird ausgewählt) |
| 1. Zellbiologie | 1. Neurobiology and behaviour |
| 2. Molekulare Biologie | 2. Biotechnologie und Bioinformatik |
| 3. Genetik | 3. Ökologie und Naturschutz |
| 4. Ökologie | 4. Humanphysiologie |
| 5. Evolution und Biodiversität | |
| 6. Humanphysiologie | Praktische Arbeiten |
| Vorgeschriebene und andere praktische Aktivitäten | |
| Individuelle Untersuchung (IA) | |
| Projekt der Gruppe 4 |
Bewertungskriterien:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Dauer: 45min / Gewichtung: 20% / Punkte: 30 |
| (30 Multiple-Choice Fragen (Core)) | |
| Paper 2 | Dauer: 1h 15min/Gewichtung: 40% / Punkte: 50 |
| (Datenbasierte, kurze und erweiterte | |
| Antwortfragen) | |
| Paper 3 | Dauer: 1h /Gewichtung: 20% / Punkte: 35 |
| (Datenbasierte, kurze und erweiterte | |
| Antwortfragen) | |
| Internal | |
| Individuelle Untersuchung (IA) | Dauer: 10h /Gewichtung: 20% / Punkte: 24 |
| (Untersuchung und wissenschaftliche Arbeit im Umfang von 6-12 Seiten) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Biology guide
http://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/curriculum/sciences/biology/
Teacher Contact: Yasemin Avcı ([email protected])
IB BIOLOGY (HL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Biology is the study of life. It is a science that deals with life and living things, examines their structure, their functions, their relations, the living and inanimate environment, their changes and their diversity. So biology is an endless source of areas. It is important at a time of growing pressure on the human population and the environment. Studying biology in the DP, students should become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other. They will learn the variety of forms of scientific methods, design investigations, collect data, develop skills, analyse results, collaborate-evaluate and communicate their findings.
The Aims of the DP biology course are to enable students to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterise science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesise scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current technologies
7. develop and apply 21st century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core | Option (choice of 1 out of 4) |
| 1. Cell biology | 1. Neurobiology and behaviour |
| 2. Molecular biology | 2. Biotechnology and bioinformatics |
| 3. Genetics | 3. Ecology and conservation |
| 4. Ecology | 4. Human physiology |
| 5. Evolution and biodiversity | |
| 6. Human physiology | Practical scheme of work |
| Prescribed and other practical activities | |
| Additional higher level | Individual investigation |
| 7.Nucleic acids | Group 4 project |
| 8. Metabolism, cell respiration and photosynthesis | |
| 9. Plant biology | |
| 10. Genetics and evolution | |
| 11. Animal physiology |
|
Assessment Information:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration: 60min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 40 |
| (40 multiple-choice questions (Core)) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration: 2h 15min/Weighting:36%/Marks: 72 |
| (Data-based, short answer and extended | |
| response questions) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration: 1h 15min/Weighting:24%/Marks: 45 |
| Data-based, short answer and extended | |
| response questions) | |
| Internal | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20% |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Biology guide
http://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/curriculum/sciences/biology/
Teacher Contact: Yasemin Avcı ([email protected])
IB BIOLOGIE (HL
Kursbeschreibung und Ziele:
Biologie ist das Studium des Lebens. Es ist eine Wissenschaft, die sich mit dem Leben und den Lebewesen beschäftigt, ihre Struktur untersucht, ihre Funktionen, ihre Beziehungen, die lebendige und unbelebte Umwelt, ihre Veränderungen und ihre Vielfalt. Die Biologie hat viele Bereiche und Themen, ist also eine endlose Quelle von Gebieten. Durch das Studium der Biologie in der DP sollten sich die Schüler darüber im Klaren sein, wie Wissenschaftler arbeiten und miteinander kommunizieren. Sie werden die Vielfalt und die Formen wissenschaftlicher Forschung kennenlernen. Sie werden die Methoden der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit lernen, Untersuchungen entwerfen, Daten sammeln, Fähigkeiten entwickeln, Ergebnisse analysieren, zusammenarbeiten und kommunizierend ihre Ergebnisse bewerten.
Die Ziele des DP-Biologiekurses ist es, den Schülern folgendes zu ermöglichen:
1. Wertschätzung wissenschaftlicher Studien und Kreativität in einem globalen Kontext durch stimulierende und herausfordernde Möglichkeiten.
2. einen Bestand an Wissen, Methoden und Techniken erwerben, die Wissenschaft und Technologie charakterisiert.
3. Anwendung von wissenschaftlichen und technologischen Kenntnissen, Methoden und Techniken.
4. die Fähigkeit entwickeln, wissenschaftliche Informationen zu analysieren, zu bewerten und zu synthetisieren.
5. ein kritisches Bewusstsein für die Notwendigkeit und den Wert einer effektiven Zusammenarbeit und Kommunikation während der wissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit entwickeln.
6. Entwicklung experimenteller und investigativer wissenschaftlicher Fähigkeiten, einschließlich der Verwendung aktueller Technologien.
7. Entwicklung und Anwendung der Kommunikationsfähigkeiten des 21. Jahrhunderts im Bereich der Naturwissenschaften.
8. als Weltbürger kritisch über die ethischen Auswirkungen der Nutzung von Wissenschaft und Technologie im Klaren sein.
9. ein Verständnis für die Möglichkeiten und Grenzen von Wissenschaft und Technologie entwickeln.
10. ein Verständnis für die Beziehungen zwischen den wissenschaftlichen Disziplinen und ihren Einfluss auf andere Wissensgebiete entwickeln.
Übersicht und Inhalt des Lehrplans:
| Core | Option (eins aus diesen vier Themen wird ausgewählt) |
| 1. Zellbiologie | 1. Neurobiologie und Verhalten |
| 2. Molekulare Biologie | 2. Biotechnologie und Bioinformatik |
| 3. Genetik | 3. Ökologie und Naturschutz |
| 4. Ökologie | 4. Humanphysiologie |
| 5. Evolution und Biodiversität | |
| 6. Humanphysiologie | Praktische Arbeiten |
| Vorgeschriebene und andere praktische Aktivitäten | |
| Zusätzliches für HL | Individuelle Untersuchung (IA) |
| 7. Nukleinsäuren | Projekt der Gruppe 4 |
| 8. Stoffwechsel, Zellatmung und Photosynthese | |
| 9. Pflanzenbiologie | |
| 10. Genetik und Evolution | |
| 11. Tierphysiologie | |
Bewertungskriterien:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Dauer: 60min / Gewichtung: 20%/Punkte: 40 |
| (40 Multiple-Choice Fragen (Core)) | |
| Paper 2 | Dauer: 2h 15min/Gewichtung:36%/Punkte: 72 |
| (Datenbasierte, kurze und erweiterte | |
| Antwortfragen) | |
| Paper 3 | Dauer:1h 15min/Gewichtung: 24%/Punkte: 45 |
| (Datenbasierte, kurze und erweiterte | |
| Antwortfragen) | |
| Internal | |
| Individuelle Untersuchung (IA) | Dauer: 10h /Gewichtung: 20%/Punkte: 24 |
| (Untersuchung und wissenschaftliche Arbeit im Umfang von 6-12 Seiten) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Biology guide
http://www.ibo.org/programmes/diploma-programme/curriculum/sciences/biology/
Teacher Contact: Yasemin Avcı ([email protected])
IB CHEMISTRY (SL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Chemistry standard level is in group 4, experimental sciences. The combination of academic study and the acquisition of practical and investigational skills overtakes the IB Diploma Programme chemistry standard level course. The chemistry standard level course provides the development of practical skills, the use of mathematical skills and also to develop information technology skills. By studying chemistry, students become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other.
The aims of the DP chemistry course are to enable students to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesize scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current Technologies
7. develop and apply 21st century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge.
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core | Option (choice of one out of four) |
| 1. Stoichiometric relationships | A. Materials |
| 2. Atomic structure | B. Biochemistry |
| 3. Periodicity | C. Energy |
| 4. Chemical bonding and structure | D. Medicinal chemistry |
| 5. Energetics/thermochemistry | |
| 6. Chemical kinetics | Practical scheme of work |
| 7. Equilibrium | Prescribed and other practical activities |
| 8. Acids and bases | Individual investigation(internally assessed) |
| 9. Redox processes | Group 4 project |
| 10. Organic chemistry | |
| 11. Measurement and data processing | |
Assessment Information:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration: 45min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 30 |
| (30 multiple-choice questions on core) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration: 75min/Weighting:40%/Marks: 50 |
| (short answer and extended response | |
| questions on core) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration:60 min/Weighting: 20%/Marks: 35 |
| (Data- and practical-based questions, | |
| plus short answer and extended response questions on the option) |
|
| Internal | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20% |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Chemistry guide, OCC Teacher support material, http://www.ibo.org/globalassets/publications?
Teacher Contact: Hülya Turan ([email protected])
IB CHEMISTRY (HL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Chemistry standard level is in group 4, experimental sciences. The combination of academic study and the acquisition of practical and investigational skills overtakes the IB Diploma Programme chemistry standard level course. The chemistry standard level course provides the development of practical skills, the use of mathematical skills and also to develop information technology skills. By studying chemistry, students become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other.
The aims of the DP chemistry course are to enable students to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesize scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current Technologies
7. develop and apply 21st century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge.
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core | Additional higher level (AHL) |
| 1. Stoichiometric relationships | 12. Atomic structure |
| 2. Atomic structure | 13. The periodic table – the transition metals |
| 3. Periodicity | 14. Chemical bonding and structure |
| 4. Chemical bonding and structure | 15. Energetics/thermochemistry |
| 5. Energetics/thermochemistry | 16. Chemical kinetics |
| 6. Chemical kinetics | 17. Equilibrium |
| 7. Equilibrium | 18. Acids and bases |
| 8. Acids and bases | 19. Redox processes |
| 9. Redox processes | 20. Organic chemistry |
| 10. Organic chemistry | 21. Measurement and analysis |
| 11. Measurement and data processing | |
| Option (choice of one out of four) | Practical scheme of work |
| A. Materials | Prescribed and other practical activities |
| B. Biochemistry | Individual investigation (internally assessed) |
| C. Energy | Group 4 project |
| D. Medicinal chemistry |
Assessment Information:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration:60min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 40 |
| (40 multiple-choice questions on core) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration:2h 15min/Weighting:36%/Marks: 72 |
| (short answer and extended response | |
| questions on core) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration:1h 15min/Weighting: 24%/Marks: 45 |
| (Data- and practical-based questions, | |
| plus short answer and extended response questions on the option) |
|
| Internal | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20% |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources: OCC IB DP Chemistry guide, OCC Teacher support material, http://www.ibo.org/globalassets/publications
Teacher Contact: Hülya Turan ([email protected])
IB PHYSICS (SL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Through studying physics, students should become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other. While the scientific method may take on a wide variety of forms, it is the emphasis on a practical approach through experimental work that characterizes these subjects.
The aims enable students, through the overarching theme of the nature of science, to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesize scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current technologies
7. develop and apply 21st-century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge.
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core |
| 1. Measurements and uncertainties |
| 2. Mechanics |
| 3. Thermal physics |
| 4. Option B.1 – Rigid bodies and rotational dynamics |
| 5. Waves |
| 6. Electricity and magnetism |
| 7. Circular motion and gravitation |
| 8. Option B.2 – Thermodynamics |
| 9. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics |
| 10 Energy production |
Assessment Information:
| External: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration:45min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 30 |
| (30 multiple-choice questions on core) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration:75min/Weighting:40%/Marks: 50 |
| (short answer and extended response | |
| questions on core material) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration: 60min/Weighting: 20%/Marks: 35 |
| (Data- and practical-based questions, | |
| plus short answer and extended response questions on the option) |
|
| Internal | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20%Marks: 24 |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources:
IB Physic guide
http://www.thinkib.net
https://ibphysics2016.wikispaces.com
Teacher Contact: Muhittin Gürbüz ([email protected])
IB PHYSICS (SL/HL) SUBJECT BRIEF
Course description and aims:
Through studying physics, students should become aware of how scientists work and communicate with each other. While the scientific method may take on a wide variety of forms, it is the emphasis on a practical approach through experimental work that characterizes these subjects.
The aims enable students, through the overarching theme of the nature of science, to:
1. appreciate scientific study and creativity within a global context through stimulating and challenging opportunities
2. acquire a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
3. apply and use a body of knowledge, methods and techniques that characterize science and technology
4. develop an ability to analyse, evaluate and synthesize scientific information
5. develop a critical awareness of the need for, and the value of, effective collaboration and communication during scientific activities
6. develop experimental and investigative scientific skills including the use of current technologies
7. develop and apply 21st-century communication skills in the study of science
8. become critically aware, as global citizens, of the ethical implications of using science and technology
9. develop an appreciation of the possibilities and limitations of science and technology
10. develop an understanding of the relationships between scientific disciplines and their influence on other areas of knowledge.
Syllabus outline and content:
| Core |
| 1. Measurements and uncertainties |
| 2. Mechanics |
| Option B.3 – Fluids and fluid dynamics (HL only) |
| 3. Thermal physics |
| Option B.2 – Thermodynamics |
| 4. Waves |
| Option B.4 – Forced vibrations and resonance (HL only) |
| 5. Electricity and magnetism |
| 6. Circular motion and gravitation |
| Option B.1 – Rigid bodies and rotational dynamics |
| 7. Atomic, nuclear and particle physics |
| 8. Energy production |
| Additional higher level (AHL) |
| 9. Wave phenomena |
| 10.Fields |
| 11.Electromagnetic induction |
| 12.Quantum and nuclear physics |
Assessment Information:
| External-SL | |
| Paper 1 | Duration:45min/Weighting:20%/Marks:30 |
| (30 multiple-choice questions on the core material) | |
| Paper 2 | Duration:75min/Weighting:40%/Marks:50 |
| (short answer and extended response | |
| questions on core material) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration:60min/Weighting:20%/Marks:35 |
| (Data- and practical-based questions, | |
| plus short answer and extended response questions on the core and SL option material) |
|
| Internal-SL: | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration:10h /Weighting: 20%/Marks:24 |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Assessment Information:
| External-HL: | |
| Paper 1 | Duration:60min / Weighting: 20%/Marks: 40 |
| (40 multiple-choice questions on the core and AHL material) |
|
| Paper 2 | Duration:135min/Weighting:36%/Marks:95 |
| (short answer and extended response | |
| questions on core and AHL material) | |
| Paper 3 | Duration:75min/Weighting:24%/Marks:45 |
| (Data- and practical-based questions, | |
| plus short answer and extended response questions on core, AHL and option material) |
|
| Internal-HL | |
| Individual Investigation | Duration: 10h /Weighting: 20%/Marks: 24 |
| (Investigation and write-up of 6 to 12 pages) |
Sources:
IB Physic guide
http://www.thinkib.net
https://ibphysics2016.wikispaces.com
Teacher Contact: Muhittin Gürbüz ([email protected])
