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Collection of Ibs (27)
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The image shows three children standing in front of a signpost with multiple signs pointing in different directions. The signpost has a message written on it that reads "Not here!! No. 1, This way, Rulistening? Wrong way, Lost." The children are standing close together and appear to be listening to music. The boy on the left is wearing a yellow jacket and has red hair, the boy in the middle is wearing red pants and a red shirt, and the girl on the right is wearing blue jeans and a green shirt. All three children have headphones on and are smiling. The background is white.
The iconic IB World School emblem-uniting languages and values in a balanced, globally recognized design.
The official “In Cooperation With” IB seal, signifying authorized partnership with the International Baccalaureate organization.
The image shows two young girls sitting side by side. They are both wearing colorful clothes, with the girl on the left wearing a yellow and green striped shirt, green pants, and pink shoes. She has brown hair tied up in two pigtails and is smiling at the camera. The girl on on the right has blonde hair tied in two braids and is wearing a blue and white striped shirt with a red heart on it. Both girls are sitting on a white background.
Official logo of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, symbolizing its commitment to holistic education.
The image is a black and white illustration of a pair of sunglasses. The sunglasses have a rectangular frame with a grid-like pattern on the sides. The lenses are slightly tinted and the temples are slightly curved. The overall design of the sunglasses is simple and minimalistic.
Three smiling kids of different backgrounds stand arm-in-arm, waving cheerfully in a joyful, inclusive moment.
A young communicator proudly shares ideas, framed by flags from around the world-symbolizing inclusive, cross-cultural dialogue.
A vibrant illustration of collaborative problem-solving: diverse hands contribute unique skills-engineering, analysis, nurturing, and inspection-to ignite and refine a shared idea.
A colorful, engaging illustration of the 10 IB Learner Profiles, each represented by a diverse student character embodying core values like curiosity, integrity, and balance.
A friendly cartoon student poses the key question: “What are the PYP Attitudes?”-inviting exploration of core learner dispositions in the IB curriculum.
Children from around the world join hands in a circle around planet Earth, celebrating diversity and shared humanity.
This playful superhero visualizes core learning dispositions: being a thinker, inquirer, communicator, and risk-taker-all grounded in knowledge and balance.
A joyful anime boy with vibrant pink hair and a serene, closed-eye smile-ideal for fan art or digital projects.
A vibrant illustration of people from different backgrounds uniting around the planet, each holding a heart to signify compassion and solidarity.
“We try new things.” - A playful illustration of curiosity, resilience, and collaborative learning in action.
A curious young scientist examines a thriving green plant, equipped with a magnifying glass, ruler, and science tools.
A minimalist chain link icon used to indicate linking, connections, or URL insertion in digital interfaces.
The iB logo combines minimalist letterforms with dynamic negative space, evoking harmony and innovation.
The image is of an archery target with a red arrow in the center. The target is circular in shape and has a black background with white lines around the edges. The center of the target is divided into three sections - red, blue, and yellow. The red section is the largest and the blue section is smaller. The yellow section is in the middle and is slightly larger than the red section. The arrow is pointing towards the center of each section.
A stylized world globe composed of colorful icons representing science, technology, and education themes.
The image is an infographic that explains the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. It has a blue background and white text.
There are four illustrations in the infographic. The first illustration on the top left shows a person with abdominal pain or cramps, the second illustration shows a toilet with a flush tank, and the third illustration shows an illustration of a woman with excess gas and bloating. The fourth illustration shows diarrhea, the fifth illustration shows constipation, the sixth illustration shows mucus in your poop (may look whitish), and the seventh illustration shows feeling like you're unable to empty your bowls after pooping.
The image is an infographic that explains the benefits of irritable bowel syndrome. It is divided into three sections.
The first section is titled "Irritable Bowel Syndrome" and it explains that a functional gastrointestinal disorder characterized by abdominal pain and/or discomfort alongside a change in bowel habits. The second section is labeled "Symptoms" and explains that symptoms may last a few days, weeks, or months at a time. The third section is labelled "A lifetime of IBS?" and provides information about the symptoms and how they can be used to improve the overall health of the body. The infographic also mentions that
The image is an illustration that explains common IBS symptoms. It shows a man with shoulder pain, standing with his back to the viewer, with his hands on his stomach. He is wearing a red shirt and appears to be in pain.
There are six icons in the image, each representing a different symptom of the IBS. The first icon is a constipation, the second is a diarrhea, the third is a mixed bowel habits, the fourth is a mucus in bowel movements, the fifth is feeling of incomplete bowel movements and the sixth is feeling less frequent and more frequent stools. The icons are arranged in