This 10-week IBDP Math study plan helps students prepare for the May or November exam sessions effectively. With around 10 weeks to go, most students find that they still have lots of things to do, like go through the whole syllabus one more time, clarify the unclear concepts, revise the most difficult topics and of course drilling the past papers. Students are currently struggling because they are unsure of where to begin. How can students spend their limited time wisely on preparation?
Vic believes that good planning is the key to succeed. So he has created a 10-week IBDP Math Study Plan to prepare for the IBDP Examination. The IBDP currently offers four math courses, and there are some differences between them. So, we are now using the AASL as an example.
The 10-week IBDP Math study plan is structured to cover all key areas: review of syllabus content, topic-specific problem solving, and past paper practice. Each week focuses on a theme—for example, algebra, calculus, or statistics—and ends with a short assessment to track progress. The plan also includes checkpoints to help students identify weak areas. Having a structured plan reduces stress and improves study efficiency. Rather than guessing what to study, students can follow a proven system.
For the students who takes the other courses, you are welcome to contact us for more information. If you need help in your studies, please don’t hesitate to arrange a lesson with Vic.
