The second half of the Writing Workshop was held today in the Aula. "Goal, AoI, link to the AoI, explain how you intend to fufil the goal, AoI, goal!" [1] We have been told this so many times, that I'm starting to understand that the AoI and goal are a very important part of the personal project. I took many notes over the course of the two writing workshops, and I find them very useful while I plan my outline and draft. The following is a summary of today's workshop:
Intro. 1-2 pages
Criteria A
- Can be broken into pieces, making sub-headers
- I can mention any other AoIs that my project relates to, (C&S) but only in one sentence
- The AoI is the driving force of the project, therefore I need to show an accute understanding of it
Description of the process. 2-3 pages
Criteria C
- Everything from initial ideas & finished product
- Including all aspects, giving reasons, NOT an alalysis
- Steps I took to achieve the goal
Analysis. Main body
Criteria D, E &F
1- The why, inspiration
- How effective was the research, understanding, in realtion to the goal and AoI
2- Analyse the process
- What worked, what didn't
- What was learned
- Which of your choices turned out to be good
3- Analyse the product in terms of the goal
- Did it turn out
- What did you learn
- What changed
- Improvements
- What could you have done differently
4- Chosen AoI
- How was it the focus
- Different aspects, that relate to the AoI
- What did you learn
- What does the project teach about the AoI
- Has your understanding of the AoI changed
Conclusion. 1 page
Criteria F
- Reflecting on the impact, re-writing the goal
- Goal > AoI > Research
*For you
*For others
*For the future: Careers, Extended essay etc..
- Suggest new perspectives
- Suggestion for others
Bibliography. (as needed)
Criteria B
- Includes all sources
- Using Noodle Tools
- Must have plenty of intext references
- Wide range of sources
Appendices. (as needed)
Criteria B
- Anything you feel will help the reader follow the process easier
- Time lines, statement of intent, key pieces of research
- Refer reader to correct appendix: "I made a timeline (See appendix 6)"
- Contains all evidence
- Contains extracts of the process journal
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Criteria A includes the introduction, timelines, goal, AoI & aims. It needs to be very clear that all these things for criteria A are understood.
Criteria B includes the bibliography, referencing and appendices. All information and sorting of information needs to accurate and organised for criteria B.
Criteria C is how, what and why. Techniques that were used and justification is key. I need to prove how my choices were thought out, and how they benefited my project.
Criteria D focuses on reflection in the analysis. Personal response to the AoI and how it altered the project.
Criteria E is about the structure of the project. Page numbers, proof reading and how attractive the project looks. Not just handing it in with a paper clip.
Criteria F if mainly in the conclusion. How I thought about the goal, goal reflection and new perspectives.
Criteria G is assesed by the supervisor. It's based on enthusiasm, effort, passion and the monthly meetings held.
[1] Mr. Geraets, Second half of the Writing Workshop. November 2009
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