IB Diploma Programme Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation — Full Course Resources

Coverage. All four units of the current DP Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation syllabus are addressed across 81 lessons — from number, sequences and financial mathematics through functions and geometry to statistics and error analysis — framed throughout by the key concepts of representation, modelling, relationships, space, and approximation.

How the lessons work. Each lesson follows a consistent teaching arc, with explicit learning objectives, a structured student worksheet, and a mark scheme. Command-term focus, GDC use where required by the syllabus, and applied tasks ground the mathematics in real-world inquiry and prepare students for the reasoning demanded at both SL and HL.

Assessment-ready. Each lesson ships with a complete mark scheme aligned to the assessment objectives (AO1–AO4), and exam-style questions are embedded throughout, supporting both ongoing formative assessment and preparation for Papers 1, 2, and 3.