UAIS/IB Intro!

True or False: The teacher has little involvement in your math classes; it is mostly independent study.

What is a unique feature of IB math compared to regular math classes?

True or false: You are expected to explain or show how and why your answer works in IB math.

True or False: A “principled” math student always shows their work honestly—even if the answer is wrong.

If you’re stuck on a math problem and ask a peer for help, you’re mostly demonstrating which trait?

The IB Learner Profile is designed to help students become well-rounded people, not just test-takers.

What math class needs to be completed to join UAIS?

What does “IB” stand for?

How many houses do we have?

Being “balanced” means you focus less on math if you don't like it.

A “knowledgeable” student knows everything from studying hard, and they never need help.

True or false: We have A, B, and C day classes.

You challenge yourself with a harder math problem, even though you're unsure if you’ll get it right. This shows you're:

True or False: A growth mindset is important for success in IB math.

What is UAIS's school mascot?

True or False: Collaboration and discussion are encouraged in IB math, rather than only individual work.

Which of these is a major focus in IB Math classes?

Which IB Learner Profile trait involves asking questions and being curious the most?

True or false: Each class is 90 minutes

True or False: Risk-taking in math means you're willing to try a new method, even if you might fail at first.

Figuring out what went wrong in your math test and planning how to improve next time shows you are:

When you show respect for others' ideas during group math work, you're being:

How many classes do IB students take at a time?

Being “open-minded” means you are willing to consider different ways to solve a math problem and listen to others' ideas

True or False: Calculators are never allowed in IB math classes.