Introductions and Methodology
Much of Criterion A: Focus and Method is assessed the in introduction section of the extended essay. This criterion is worth up to six points. It evaluates your topic, research question, and methodology, as well as effectively you articulate this information.
Much of Criterion A: Focus and Method is assessed the in introduction section of the extended essay. This criterion is worth up to six points. It evaluates your topic, research question, and methodology, as well as effectively you articulate this information.
A strong introduction typically has four distinct parts: context, argument outline, scope, and worthiness.
Watch this video to learn how to write a strong introduction that will score well on Criterion A. This video references a group 1 EE sample introduction. You can either pause the video to read the introduction or view the sample on this webpage.
