International Baccalaureate curriculum resources
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Books at JSTOR
JSTOR’s curated collection of scholarly ebooks is an essential resource for students wanting to extend their knowledge of the subjects they’re studying and discover content that will help their work stand out.
Infobase: English
Bloom's Literature from Infobase is a standout resource offering rich, curated content on classic and contemporary works, diverse voices, and critical literary analysis. With ready-to-use videos, essay topics, discussion questions, and writing tools.
Infobase: History Research Centre
Providing comprehensive collection of databases designed for research and learning across various historical periods and topics. With access to primary sources, maps, timelines, videos, and slideshows, students can deeply explore historical events, figures, and cultures.
Infobase: multi-discipline & research titles
Infobase offers vital multidisciplinary research tools to explore and debate history, current events, and social issues with these 5 databases: Issues & Controversies, Polling the Nations, World News Digest, Credo Source, and Issues & Controversies in History.
Infobase: religion
From ancient ceremonies to modern rituals, this engaging resource helps students explore how religion and spirituality have shaped cultures, societies, and beliefs across the globe. With objective, accessible content on 15 major world religions, World Religions is ideal for classroom learning, research projects, and personal study.
Infobase: science & geography titles
Infobase’s award-winning science and geography databases help students explore the world, from the inner workings of the human body to global cultures and ecosystems. Enable students to explore key topics through expert content, rich media, and interactive tools that support STEM and social studies learning.
Shakespeare's Globe Video Collection
Bring Shakespeare to life in the classroom with the Shakespeare’s Globe Video Collection providing not only 10 full-length productions from the renowned Globe Theatre in London, but an ‘Academic Success Corner’ and a ‘Shakespeare’s World’ module adding context to the plays.