A document explaining how to start on your EPQ, what to download and where to look for things.
This is a Narrated PowerPoint describing what is where on this site. It contains the main pieces of information about EPQ.
This is a Narrated PowerPoint talking generally about the Paperwork required.
This contains examples of good log entries
A document showing how log entries can be developed to get better marks using a fictional Beans EPQ
These are some ideas for essay structures. It is not an exhaustive list.
This gives more detail on what is expected for AO2 and AO3 for an Artefact. These are the sections that relate to the research and creation processes.
A guide as to how to write an abstract together with some examples
Please note that no real presentation would be this long or this boring. It is a selection of slide headings students have chosen to use in the past that you may find helpful for inspiration.
These are a selection of slides picked from different presentations to make particular points. There is no significance to the distribution of slide headings/topics.
These are the criteria against which your presentation is assessed. They are mostly about your delivery of the presentation.
The key thing is for you to practice giving your presentation so you get the timing right and you do not um and ah.
You can use cue cards but make sure you use a large font so they are easy to read at a glance and do not just read from them.
This is a guide as to what to include.
A guide as to what to write when evaluating how you carried out your project. Please note it is a set of prompts and is a basis not an exhaustive description.
Your end-product should not just be a list of the answers to these questions but should read coherently.