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Intern blog: Always on the move

Blog, Interns, Teacher posts | January 9, 2019
Some people spend their entire lives in one place, one house, or even one community. Others move several times throughout their lives, and I can say I’m most definitely a serial mover. In the past three years I have moved from my small family house in Essex, to the...

Meet our teachers: Ruth West

We’re turning 10 this year and as part of our celebrations, we’ll be introducing you to 10 of our Pamoja teachers from around the world. This month we’d like you to meet Ruth West, a Business Management HL teacher, a member of the Pamoja Community Team and...

On “Being sane in insane places”

Blog, Psychology | December 21, 2018
Rosenhan’s 1973 study was a powerful indictment of psychiatry of the early 1970s. It is a classic study relevant to discussions of contending definitions of abnormality and the validity and reliability of diagnosis. In evaluating the study methodological, ethical,...

Evolutionary explanations of jealousy

Blog, Psychology | December 19, 2018
As explained by the IB Psychology Guide, evolutionary psychologists assume that if genes code for behaviour as well as physical traits, then the behaviour is subject to evolutionary pressures in the same way that physical traits are subject to evolutionary pressures....

Intern blog: Internship vs student life

Blog, Interns, Teacher posts | December 12, 2018
My first office job – how did I manage to get myself one of these? When applying for an internship, I hadn’t realised how different working life would be in comparison to being a full time student. From waking up early to having a solid income, here are five things...