Welcome to the UAIS history EE page! In time, this page will begin publishing a variety of helpful information for you to complete your extended essay. Please be patient as this portion of the site develops.
Timeline: Please print out and use the following subject-specific timeline for the history EE:
| timeline_for_history_ee_students.docx |
Background Reading: The following questions will guide you through your required reading A Short Guide to Writing About History:
| marius_homework_for_history_ee.pdf |
Historiography: Historiography is essential to earning valuable points on criterion F (analytical and evaluative skills). Please complete the following chart per your supervisor's instructions as you research. You will discuss your chart with your supervisor. The second attachment demonstrates two effective examples of historiography within the introduction of former UAIS students' extended essays. These earned high marks.
| historiography_example.pdf |
| history_ee_tracking_historiography_and_academic_context.pdf |
Exemplars: Below are recent examples from recent UAIS graduates below will also provide you will additional understanding. Both of these essays were awarded an A.
| lebanese_civil_war.pdf |
| republic_of_congo.pdf |
Rubrics: Below is the history rubric. Please note that the subject-specific guidelines are embedded into each of the general criteria. You are expected to discuss the rubric with your EE supervisor.
| rubric_history.pdf |
Primary and Secondary Sources: Below is a building list of potential sources for students to use as they research in their topic areas.
| presidential_library_and_museum_contact_information.pdf |