Free Learning Lab Seats for Ukrainian Students
As many of you know by now, we have been actively participating in assisting Ukrainian refugees and their families – either through arranging transport for Ukrainians stuck in the war zone, or collecting supplies and donations to bring to the border as well as shelters housing refugees. It’s truly been a heartwarming experience to help […]
Supporting Ukraine together with the NGO First Aid First Hand
Ever since war broke out in Ukraine, many organizations have bonded together to amass help and resources for our neighbors in need. One such organization is First Aid First Hand – an association founded by medical and law students to help people in need. Due to the current situation in Ukraine, they are focusing on […]
Why should your child choose the IBDP?
For many years, the IB has been touted as an international curriculum that’s suited for families on the go/families who move internationally often. Families who prefer for their children to study in international schools also naturally, accept the IB as part of the international experience. However, in recent years, many local families and their kids […]
Why is TOK important?
Every IB student is familiar with the many acronyms – CAS, EE, IA, TOK… today we decided to write a blogpost about why TOK is important to the IB programme and what students will take away from it. If you’re a student currently struggling through TOK and feeling like it’s meaningless/a waste of time, then […]
How to Repair Yourself After an IB Meltdown
Meltdowns don’t just happen to toddlers. With all that’s going on for you (read: IA, EE, TOK, CAS…), it’s often easy to slip into a state of overwhelm and feel anxious, which then leads to a nervous breakdown. However, luckily for us humans, we are capable of regulating emotions and can use this to manage […]
How to Maintain Your Mental Wellbeing in the IB
In times like these, where everyone is constantly talking about pandemic-related things, maintaining wellbeing has become a huge topic. If we tweeted everything we said, the top 10 trending words would no doubt be something like this list: #pandemic #covid19 #quarantine #closecontact #isolation #lockdown #regulations #FFP2 #PCR #antigen #negative… the list goes on. 10 words […]
Top 5 Summer Relate CAS Projects
Hooray – spring is here and it’s time to bust out the sun-dresses, denim shorts and dream of ice-cream at Schönbrunn Palace! Before you get too carried away planning what you’re going to do in the sun though, why not think if there’s something you can do this summer to get a jump on your […]
How Can We Help Ukraine?
News about Ukraine and the war inflicted by Russia’s invasion have really hit us hard in the last couple of weeks. Here at Tempera Institute, we have been working with Sigmund Freud University to help the incoming refugees as much as we can and it’s been heartwarming to see the way people have banded together […]
How to Optimize Your Revision
How do you rate yourself as a student? After so many years of school, would you say you’ve got this studying thing down pat? The thing is, many students are doing what we call blind revision. Read on to learn how you can optimize your revision and make your time work for you! 1. Study […]
How to Study Efficiently in the IB
We know the IB isn’t easy and sometimes you can struggle to remain consistent in studies. In this blog post we’ll go through our top 4 tips for how to study more efficiently in the IB, while also taking care of yourself and having fun! 1. Find study buddies Learning can become funnier and more […]
