The 10-Minute Challenge
The Internal Assessment (IA) for IB Global Politics involves presenting a topic of global significance in a concise and engaging 10-minute presentation. This task requires thorough research, critical analysis, and clear communication. Here’s a guide to help you prepare and deliver an outstanding presentation.
The High Stakes
Imagine standing before your classmates and teacher, summarizing weeks of research and analysis into a compelling 10-minute presentation. The pressure is on, but with careful preparation, you can confidently showcase your understanding and insights on a global political issue.
What Your Presentation Should Include
1. Topic Selection:
- Relevance and Interest: Choose a topic that is both globally significant and interesting to you. It should align with the core themes of the course, such as power, sovereignty, human rights, development, or peace and conflict.
- Research Potential: Ensure there are sufficient resources and data available for thorough research.
2. Research and Analysis:
- Comprehensive Research: Gather information from credible sources, including academic journals, books, news articles, and official reports.
- Critical Analysis: Analyze different perspectives and the implications of the issue. Use theoretical frameworks and case studies to support your analysis.
3. Structure and Content:
- Introduction (1-2 minutes):
- : Start with a compelling fact, quote, or question to grab the audience's attention.
