MYP Individuals & Societies — often taught as Integrated Humanities — draws on history, geography, economics and civics to help students understand people, place, power and change. It is assessed against four criteria: Knowing and understanding, Investigating, Communicating, and Thinking critically.
The main areas of study in MYP Individuals & Societies (Humanities). On CritABCD you can filter practice questions by any of these.
Use terminology in context and show knowledge of content and concepts through description, explanation and examples.
Formulate a clear research question, follow an action plan, collect and record relevant information, and reflect on the process.
Communicate information and ideas appropriately for the audience and purpose, structure work logically, and reference sources.
Analyse concepts, issues and arguments, recognise perspectives, and synthesise information into well-supported conclusions.
MYP Individuals & Societies (Individuals & Societies) is assessed against four criteria, each out of 8: A Knowing and understanding, B Investigating, C Communicating, and D Thinking critically.
Each criterion is marked from 1 to 8 against level descriptors. The four criterion levels are combined and mapped through published grade boundaries to a final MYP grade from 1 to 7.
Individuals & Societies sits within the MYP Individuals & Societies subject group. The official IB guide is published by the IB — see the link on this page.
This overview is written by CritABCD for study and revision. The official MYP Individuals & Societies (Humanities) guide is published by the International Baccalaureate.