European Baccalaureate Mathematics (3-period course) study plan

Audit the Mathematics 3-period syllabus topic by topic and rate each topic as secure, shaky, or unseen on a written checklist

Reconstruct from memory the full statement of the Pre-Baccalaureate examination format (duration, number of questions, weighting of sections) and compare it with your notes

Solve 10 past-style calculus exercises (limits, derivatives, curve sketching) under timed conditions without consulting notes

Set up a single error log spreadsheet with columns for topic, error type, and correction date, and enter every mistake from this week

Derive and apply the standard integration techniques (substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions) across 12 exercises

Compute areas, volumes of revolution, and mean values with definite integrals in 6 applied problems

Write a one-page summary sheet of integration formulas and conditions of validity from memory, then verify against the textbook

Classify every logged error from weeks 1-2 by cause (concept gap, algebraic slip, misread question)

Solve sequences and series problems including arithmetic/geometric progressions, convergence tests, and summation notation in 10 exercises

Apply exponential and logarithmic models to 5 word problems drawn from growth, decay, and finance contexts

Explain aloud, in 5 minutes each, two solution methods for a series convergence question without notes

Update the error log and re-solve 5 previously failed exercises cold

Complete a full-length mock Mathematics written paper under exam conditions and self-mark it against a rubric

Draft and rehearse a 10-minute oral explanation in L2 of one mathematical argument (e.g. proof by induction), recording it and noting fluency gaps

Build a probability and statistics reference card covering distributions, expected value, and hypothesis-testing steps

Identify the three weakest Mathematics topics from the mock and schedule them for weeks 5-6

Prepare and deliver three 10-minute oral presentations in L2 on History or Geography topics, each with a structured argument and source reference

Practise answering unseen follow-up questions in L2 for 5 minutes after each presentation

Solve 15 mixed Mathematics exercises covering the three weakest topics identified in week 4

Memorise and drill 40 subject-specific L2 vocabulary items for discussing evidence and causation

Analyse the oral examination format (document analysis, presentation, discussion) and write a personal timing script for the 20-minute session

Practise document analysis in L2 on four unseen texts or maps, producing a 5-minute structured commentary each

Run a full simulated oral examination with a study partner or recorded self, then list five concrete improvements

Rehearse the L2 mathematical oral explanation again and compare fluency with the week 4 recording

Complete two full timed mock written papers (Mathematics and one L1/L2 paper) and mark both against rubrics

Re-solve every exercise still marked unresolved in the error log and confirm each is now correct

Condense all summary sheets into a single two-page final revision sheet per subject

Simulate exam-day logistics: timing, materials, and a 10-minute review routine before starting

Review the two-page revision sheets daily and recite key formulas and oral structures from memory

Deliver two final full oral rehearsals in L2 and score them against the week 6 rubric

Complete one short confidence-building mixed exercise set per subject without timing pressure

Finalise a one-page exam-week schedule covering all five written and three oral papers, including rest blocks