Course Structure and Student Support

Miss Kappa introduces herself as the supervisor for Option D in IB Biology, focusing on human physiology. She discusses the challenges and benefits of independent online learning, emphasizing the importance of self-study and emotional engagement with the material. The course requires 15 hours for standard level and 25 hours for higher level students, with modules structured for independent work. Miss Kappa assures students of her support and highlights the importance of using the textbook. The course runs from January 11 to March 29, with two face-to-face meetings scheduled.

What is one of the main challenges of independent learning as mentioned by Miss Kappa?

• Feeling of isolation

• No guidance from teachers

• Too many assignments

• Lack of resources

How many hours of work do standard level students need to complete for Option D?

• 10 hours

• 25 hours

• 15 hours

• 20 hours

How many additional modules do higher-level students have compared to standard level students?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What skill does Miss Kappa emphasize as crucial for university?

• Time management

• Teamwork

• Public speaking

• Independent learning

What type of materials has Miss Kappa curated for the students?

• Materials that are purely academic

• Materials that are challenging

• Materials that are emotionally engaging

• Materials that are humorous

What is the role of the textbook in the course according to Miss Kappa?

• It complements the curated materials

• It is optional

• It is outdated

• It is the primary source of information

When does the course officially start?

• March 29

• March 25

• February 11

• January 11

How many weeks are actually available for working together in the course?

• 6 weeks

• 8 weeks

• 10 weeks

• 11 weeks

On which dates are the face-to-face meetings scheduled?

• January 11 and March 25

• February 11 and March 29

• February 11 and March 25

• January 11 and March 29

What does Miss Kappa encourage students to do if they have doubts?

• Email her

• Search online

• Wait for the next class

• Ask classmates