F.A.Q
The IB-DP offers students the Dutch A-programme, standard level: Literatuur SSST (School Supported Self-Taught Programme). This is a two-part program and is not intended for school use. The student will be required to take the exam in the middle of the school year where he will be assigned to an external World Wide IB Dutch tutor.
Frequently asked questions about International Baccalaureate
The program focuses on developing linguistic skills and analyzing Dutch literature. Students study a variety of texts, from novels to essays, and learn to recognize literary techniques such as symbolism and stylistic devices.
No, both native and non-native speakers can succeed in the IB Dutch A program. The emphasis is on improving language skills and literary analysis.
Supports in the native language: Helps the student with text selection, literature analysis and exam preparation.
Provides feedback: Administers practice tests and oral exams and provides tips for improvement.
Monitors progress: Ensures that the student is working according to schedule and informs the school about progress.
The SSST course not only helps students maintain their mother tongue, but also strengthens their skills in literature and cultural contexts. Success depends on good cooperation between the school, the teacher and the student.
Coordination and guidance: The school appoints an administrator (e.g. a language coordinator) who oversees the program and manages communication with the IB.
Providing structure: Ensuring that the curriculum is challenging and meets IB requirements, and that deadlines are met.
Organizing support: Helping with lesson planning, exams, and hiring appropriate supervisors.
Communicating with parents and students: Explaining the program and providing clear guidelines.
Students are advised to practice previous exam papers regularly, analyze texts and participate in group discussions to gain different perspectives.
The Diploma Programme (DP) takes two years and includes weekly lessons, homework assistance and regular assessments.
SSST stands for School Supported Self-Taught. It is an option within the IB Diploma Programme that allows students to study their mother tongue as one of their six subjects, even if this language is not taught at school. Under the supervision of a school supervisor and an external tutor, students can follow the Language A: Literature programme, but only at Standard Level (SL). This programme lasts two years and prepares students for the Dutch A: Literature exam.
The IBDP is a two-year programme for pupils aged 16-19, comparable to the 5th and 6th grade of VWO. It includes six subjects and core components such as Theory of Knowledge (TOK).
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