IB Internal Assessment Examples and Rubric: A Teacher Feedback Guide
A teacher guide to IB Internal Assessment examples, subject-specific rubric checks, and feedback that students can act on.
IB Internal Assessment searches are usually subject-specific. Students look for Math IA examples, Biology IA examples, History IA examples, Business Management IA examples, and similar pages. Teachers should meet that search intent while keeping the feedback grounded in the relevant subject criteria.
How to use IA examples responsibly
- Use examples to identify structure and assessment decisions, not to copy topics.
- Ask what makes the example subject-specific.
- Check whether the method, evidence, and analysis fit the subject criteria.
- Translate the example into a checklist students can apply to their own draft.
Universal IA feedback checks
- Is the research focus clear enough for the subject?
- Does the method or source approach generate evidence that can answer the question?
- Does the analysis interpret evidence rather than display it?
- Does the evaluation explain limitations and implications?
- Does the writing communicate the investigation clearly?
Subject-specific next pages
For higher search intent, build and maintain subject pages first: Math IA examples, Biology IA examples, and History IA examples. Add Business Management IA after validating demand in your own Search Console data.
Next steps
Use the IB Internal Assessment Grader with subject-specific criteria so AI drafts stay close to the actual assessment task.