In addition to this, students are required to complete the following four summative assessments at the end of each major unit in their daily studies, in accordance with the IB curriculum assessment requirements:
A: Knowing and understanding
Students are expected to have acquired a basic knowledge of biology and to have developed basic concepts of life, such as evolution and adaptation.
B: Inquiring and designing
Students are expected to be able to apply the knowledge, methods, and experimental skills of biology to create achievements through independent thinking and practical action.
C: Processing and evaluating
Students are expected to collect and analyze evidence, draw conclusions, and reflectively review experimental procedures from biological experiments.
D: Reflecting on the impacts of science
Students are expected to apply scientific thinking to biological problems in real-world situations, and to be aware of new advances and the significant of biological sciences and technology.
This comprehensive evaluation system helps teachers better know the learning situation of the students, and provides a basis for subsequent teaching improvement.