Ib ess sl exam Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Ecocentric viewpoint - Holistic ideal, ecology and nature central to humanity, less materialistic approach, prioritizes biorights, encourages education and human self-restraint Anthropocentric viewpoint - Humans must sustainably manage the global system, (taxes, regulation, legislation), pragmatic approach in solving environmental issues Technocentric viewpoint - Technological developments can provide solutions, optimistic view for humans improving the world, scientific research encouraged ...

IB ESS SL, Top Exam Questions sections, 100%. Accurate. Rated A+ system - -An entity with at least two components (parts) that are linked and interact in some way. open system - -Allow energy or matter to enter or leave the boundaries of the system. A clear example is the human body. closed system - -allow energy to enter or leave but matter is contained within the boundaries. The Earth is an imperfect example of this. ( Some matter does enter the atmosphere, such as meteorites, or le...

Ecocentric viewpoint - Holistic ideal, ecology and nature central to humanity, less materialistic approach, prioritizes biorights, encourages education and human self-restraint Anthropocentric viewpoint - Humans must sustainably manage the global system, (taxes, regulation, legislation), pragmatic approach in solving environmental issues Technocentric viewpoint - Technological developments can provide solutions, optimistic view for humans improving the world, scientific research encouraged ...

This study guide contains in-depth yet, easily understandable notes on the topics: Topic 1, Topic 2, Topic 4, and Topic 6. It also contains key term definitions for: Topic 1, Topic 2, Topic 3, Topic 4, Topic 5, Topic 6. *BONUS:* contains past exams & answers for Topic 3, Topics 1 - 5 End of semester exam, Case Study Test, Topic 6 Test, and 7&8 Unit Test. I got a 6 for IB ESS by using these notes and key terms.