EPQ Introduction
2019
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EPQ: A Personal Project-Based Qualification - Title Ideas and Considerations, Study notes of School management&administration
An introduction to the Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), its structure, benefits, and the importance of choosing a clear and focused title. It includes a checklist for evaluating potential titles and common issues to avoid. University students considering an EPQ can use this document as a guide for title selection.
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EPQ Introduction
What is the EPQ?
A project based qualification that is equivalent to half an A-level. Three options: Written Report
- 5000 word report
- Log book
- Presentation
Artefact and Report
- Artefact
- 1000+ word report
- Log book
- Presentation
Group Project
- Groups of up to 4
- Each member produces their own EPQ
- Log book
- Presentation
The log book
- Forms a record of the your progress through the EPQ
- Is the main source of marks for the EPQ
- Can have additional pages added:
- Mind maps, journal pages, Gantt charts, etc.
- Is mostly filled in by you
- 4 pages by the Supervisor
- 1 page by the Coordinator
Choosing a title
- Think of an area of interest for you
- Think of reasons why this interests you
- Try to develop these reasons into ideas for titles
- Consider how you will try to answer your title
Problems with EPQ titles
- Not enough resources
- Not clear what the aim of the research was
- Too much based on the student’s opinion
- Multi part titles
- Titles not definitive (To what extent…)