Case+Study

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 * IB ITGS Case Studies**
 * 1) May 06 Case Study [[file:fitness zone may 06.pdf]] [[file:HL P3 May06 Exam.pdf]] [[file:HL P3 May06 Markscheme.pdf]]
 * 2) Nov 06 Case Study [[file:Case Study Nov06 Dissan Hotel.pdf]] [[file:HL P3 Nov06 Exam.pdf]] [[file:Nov06-paper3-markscheme.pdf]]
 * 3) May 07 Case Study [[file:Case Study May 2007.pdf]] [[file:HL P3 May07 Exam.pdf]] [[file:HL P3 May07 Markscheme.pdf]]
 * 4) Nov 07 Case Study[[file:ITGS HL P3 Nov 07 CaseStudyBook.pdf]] [[file:ITGS HL P3 Nov 07 Exam.pdf]]
 * 5) May 08 Case Study [[file:ITGS HL Case Study LaVienda Grocery.pdf]][[file:ITGS HL P3 May 08 Exam.pdf]]
 * 6) \May 09 Case Study [[file:Case Study May09 N&Q Investments.pdf]]
 * 7) 7. May 10 Case Study [[file:HealthCare in an East African Country - May - Nov. 2010.pdf]]Exam:
 * 1) Keep rereading the question to ensure that you remain focused.
 * 2) Identify briefly, define precisely, describe fully, explain in detail with reasons.
 * 3) When two issues are required, clearly separte them by leaving a blank line between them or simply start the second issue on a different line.
 * 4) Plan your extended responses in order to provide a logical, coherent, structured answer. Identifying steps when necessary and mention several separate issues.
 * 5) Provide balanced answers where benefits and concerns are required: Describe, give reasons and examples for relevant stakeholders.
 * 6) Back up your analysis with supportive examples from class discussions or personal research. Explicitly refer to specific personal research in Paper 3 in order to reach the top markbands.
 * 7) Use appropriate IT terminology throughout your extended responses.
 * 8) Provide opinions/evaluation/justification rather than just a summary at the end of an extended response.