10 Tips to get a 7 for IB Maths AAHL

Hi everyone! In this video, I'll be sharing 10 of my tips on getting a 7 for IB Mathematics Analysis and Approaches Higher Level. These tips are based on my experience of studying and course and hope it helps you to improve your scores. The tips also apply to the AASL course.

Below are the timestamps for the video. Feel free to skip the intro as it is only an introduction to the benefits of the course. Personally, I think Tip 4 and Tip 5 are the most important tips that will definitely improve your score and your mathematical skills overtime.

0:00 - 0:40 Intro
0:41 - 1:34 Tip 1: Make sure you have solid understanding of all the content
1:35 - 2:18 Tip 2: Start doing IB styled questions early
2:19 - 3:46 Tip 3: How to attempt a question that you don't really know how to do
3:47 - 4:44 Tip 4: Keep track of your mistakes
4:45 - 6:14 Tip 5: Find the fundamental reason of the mistake
6:15 - 7:20 Tip 6: Time Management
7:21 - 8:37 Tip 7: There are links between parts of a question
8:38 - 10:06 Tip 8: Use formula booklet and calculator
10:07 - 11:00 Tip 9: Practice questions vs summary notes
11:01- 12:25 Tip 10: Don't stress about the papers and especially your IA
12:25 - 12:40 Good luck!

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

[00:29] 💡 IB Maths AAHL is beneficial for students pursuing maths-related courses, economics, or engineering in college.
[00:57] 📚 Solid knowledge of all the content is essential to tackle harder IB questions that link various concepts.
[01:47] 📝 Practice IB-styled questions early to recognize concepts being tested and apply them effectively.
[02:43] ⏳ When encountering a difficult question, identify the topic, write out information, and seek links between given information and the unknown.
[03:29] 📝 Keep a mistake book to record wrong answers, their solutions, and the reasons behind the mistakes.
[05:15] 🔍 Don't label mistakes as careless; dig for fundamental reasons to prevent similar mistakes in the future.
[06:34] ⏱️ Time management is crucial; aim to spend time on a question proportional to its marks.
[07:27] 💡 Questions in Section B and Paper 3 often link together; utilize show that results to solve subsequent parts.
[08:43] 📚 Familiarize yourself with the formula booklet and memorize essential formulas.
[09:11] 📝 Use the formula booklet on the exam to avoid losing marks due to formula errors.
[09:33] 💡 Utilize the calculator's graph screen for tasks like finding maximum or minimum values.
[10:01] 📓 Revise concepts like Euler's method calculations, regression lines, and spreadsheet usage before the calculator part of the exam.
[10:28] 📝 Summary notes are less useful in IB Maths AAHL; focus on practice questions instead.
[10:55] 📚 Utilize past exam papers from previous IB HL courses for practice.
[11:19] ⚖️ Don't overstress about your IA; a 7 for your IA is not essential for a final 7.
[11:49] ⚖️ IB Maths AAHL grade boundaries are lower than expected; a 7 can be achieved with moderate marks.

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[netflix_pocket_fandom]

can you please tell me where to find the function notes that your displayed on the screen?

[zhoujolie]

This video is super helpful! I was wondering if you could link your math IA. I am really struggling from finding good examples online! Thank you!

[invinciblemathsclasses]

Can you suggest me that which book is best for paper 2-3

[Av-vjhs]

Hi, I’m really struggling with paper 3 right now and was wondering if you could give any more tips on how to get better at recognising what I need to do for a question? Often I just have no idea what the question is asking me and just panic. Thanks!