IB Student Resources
Creativity, Activity, and Service
At the heart of the IB Diploma Programme, CAS enables students to demonstrate attributes of the IB learner profile in real and practical ways, to grow as unique individuals and to recognize their role in relation to others. Students develop skills, attitudes and dispositions through a variety of individual and group experiences that provide students with opportunities to explore their interests and express their passions, personalities and perspectives.
Stages of CAS
- Investigation
- Preparation
- Action
- Reflection
- Demonstrate
CAS Learning outcomes
Throughout the two years of Diploma Programme, your CAS experiences and CAS Project should achieve these learning outcomes:
- Strength and growth
- Challenge and Skills
- Initiative and Planning
- Commitments and Perseverance
- Collaborative Skills
- Global Engagement
- Ethics of Choices and Actions
Previous CAS Projects at Hubbard
- Haunted Hubbard
- Thanksgiving Food Drive
- Migrant clothing and toiletry drive
- We Help Two Socks fo Schools and Socks for Legs Campaign
- Literacy for Immigrants Program
- Saturday Academy Mentoring Initiative
- Booths at Hubbardpalooza
- Talent Show
- Art and Music Expo
- Voter Activism Campaign
- Elementary school partnership
Extended Essay
The process of conducting research and writing an independent research paper is an important and integral part of the IB Diploma Program. The Extended Essay represents your passions and academic ability at their best. You will continue to develop your research skills as a group in your TOK class and work individually with an Extended Essay Supervisor as you move through the research process. You will visit Harold Washington Library and learn to use the databases in the Chicago Public Library system and the Chicago Public School Library system. The Extended Essay Guide, EE Rubric, and other materials are attached below.
Extended Essay Requirements
- Research and writing process begins junior year
- 3500- 4000 words
- 3 Reflections
- Viva Voce Interview with your EE Supervisor
- Required for IB Diploma Candidates
Time Management
Time management is an important part of your success as an IB Learner. Work with our teachers to complete internal deadlines so you are ready to upload Internal and External IB Assessments when they are due. Homework Center is available after school Monday through Thursday in the Library. Talk to your teachers about tutoring or creating study groups. Balancing your academics with your extra-curricular activities, personal responsibilities, and part-time job can be challenging, so use the organizational tools and study skills at your disposal to stay on top of your assignments. Above all, communicate with your teachers, counselor, or Mrs. Brown if you ae having diffculties.
Post Secondary Help
- SchooLinks beginning junior year for post-secondary planning
- Afterschool ACT test preparation class
- College fairs and college visits
- Career exploration
- Help with college essays and applications
- Post Secondary Lab open 6th period in Rm 225
College and Career Coaches (Rm 227)
IB Counselor
IB Coordinator
Ms. Brown-- [email protected]
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Check out the resources at Chicago Public Libraries.
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| Choose Your Future Please click the link above to find out about scholarships available to you. |
| library.cps.edu Are you doing research? Use the data bases and electronic texts on the CPS Library platform
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| turnitin.com All IB students must use Turnitin.com when submitting an essay to their teacher. Please check with your teacher for submission deadlines.
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