Mathematics: analysis and approaches
Mathematics
For IB educators, schools and content partners
IB learning,
beyond the classroom.
Nektar already helps learners practise English and exam subjects in a structured mobile app. We’re bringing that approach to IB: focused questions, clear mark schemes and space for students to reflect, alongside the teaching and discussion that happen in class.
IB practice is in development; educator previews are available by arrangement.
A learning experience taking shape
Try a question. Review. Refine.
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Choose a subject and level
Select a subject, then choose SL or HL where available.
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Work through a question
Practise with topic-based multiple-choice and structured questions.
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Compare and reflect
Review a mark scheme and assess your response.
An example of the intended study flow.
Practice that complements
teaching and discussion.
Teachers remain central to learning. Structured practice can give students another way to work through a topic between lessons, compare their thinking with a mark scheme and bring clearer questions back to class.
Initial subject focus
A focused beginning, built with educators.
We’re starting with these subjects and inviting educators to help shape useful practice. This initial focus does not cover the full Diploma Programme.
For educators: a preview conversation is a chance to share where students need more opportunities to practise.
SL / HL selection
Mathematics: applications and interpretation
Mathematics
Physics
Sciences
Chemistry
Sciences
Biology
Sciences
English B
Language acquisition
Question experience
Students can choose subjects and SL/HL levels, navigate topics, answer multiple-choice and structured questions, review mark schemes and self-assess. Maths questions support notation, charts and tables.
English B
Our English B work also includes guides for students and educators.
Explore our English B guidesQuality starts with review
A careful path to useful practice.
The teacher review workspace keeps drafts distinct from reviewed practice sets. Subject specialists can look at each question, answer and mark scheme together, then suggest changes before a set is ready to use.
Review each question
See the question, answer and mark scheme together.
Give subject feedback
Share specific edits and guidance before a set is ready.
Prepare practice sets
Bring reviewed material together for a focused learning experience.
Possible ways to work together
Shape a useful next step with us.
We’re open to practical collaborations with IB educators, schools, subject specialists and organisations with relevant content expertise. Each opportunity would be scoped together.
Educator review
Review sample questions, mark schemes or the learning experience, then share subject-specific feedback.
Content collaboration
Co-develop or review a defined set of practice materials with roles, review standards and attribution agreed together.
Licensing conversation
Discuss permission to use relevant content or educator-created resources, with rights and terms agreed together.
Scoped school pilot
Explore a limited cohort, subject scope, timeline and feedback plan once the use case is ready.
For any collaboration, we’ll agree the subject scope, content rights, responsibilities, timeline and terms together.
Questions an IB team may have.
What does the educator preview cover?
A working look at subject selection, SL/HL choices, topic navigation, question formats, mark schemes and learner self-assessment.
Which subjects are in the initial focus?
Maths AA, Maths AI, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English B. This is an initial focus, not coverage of the full Diploma Programme.
How can teachers review the material?
The teacher review workspace supports question-by-question review, keeping drafts distinct from reviewed practice sets. Educators can examine a question, answer and mark scheme together.
Is Nektar affiliated with or endorsed by the IB or IBO?
No. Nektar is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the International Baccalaureate Organization.
How would a collaboration be scoped?
We would agree the subject scope, content rights, responsibilities, timeline and terms together.
Can I see Nektar’s current language-learning work?
Yes. The general Nektar app supports English and exam preparation. Explore our IELTS partnership page or English B guides.
A first conversation
Let’s make the next step useful.
Tell us about your role, subject expertise or organisation, and the kind of collaboration you have in mind. We can discuss review, content work, licensing or a scoped pilot.