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New research finds that IB students appear to hold an advantage when it comes to critical thinking

By ITS Education Asia


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An interesting article published by the IBO reporting on research from Oxford University that finds students who have completed the IB Diploma exhibit stronger critical thinking that students who have undertaken other senior high school syllabuses.

Evidence from the University of Oxford finds International Baccalaureate (IB) students exhibit significantly stronger critical thinking skills than non-IB peers. In today’s rapidly changing world, schools seek ways to teach students skills needed for success beyond the classroom.

More than 560 students from eight schools in Australia, England and Norway participated in this study that examines the impact of the IB’s Diploma Programme (DP) on students’ critical thinking abilities. No previous research has taken this approach of comparing DP and non-DP students across the globe, using a validated critical thinking assessment.

 

 

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