Below you will find many helpful downloads, all but one of them (EE-15) 1 to 5 pages each.

I have named all the download links with an ordering code (EE-1, EE-2, EE-3, …) to work around a glitch in the classjump software, which sorts downloads by file-type despite one’s instructions. The web-site downloads include basic Who-When-Where-How info (EE-1 to EE-2), my in-your-face how-to guides (EE-3 to EE-5), the official IB guides (EE-15 to EE-16), technical how-to guides (EE-6 to 9), MLA guides (EE-10 to EE-13), a plagiarism alert (EE-14), and tips on how Extended Essays are graded (EE-17 to EE-19). If you do research and writing without reviewing these downloads, you are flying blind and headed toward a mountainside.

The underlined names in the following paragraphs are links to:

1) The big online document from which EE-15 is excerpted, the Extended Essay Guide. You'll need this if you are doing a subject other than History (the only subject for which I provide a download below).

2) The 3-page Extended Essay Subject Report, which gives IBO HQ at Cardiff's summary of typical problems with extended essays. (It's always smart to know how the ultimate judge thinks.)

Coral Gables Senior High
James Dunn