Follow these six steps to write your Checkpoint Research Report
Your teacher is not allowed to:
undertake any research for you
write any part of your research reports
mark, correct, or annotate any drafts that are produced before you submit your final version.
Carefully plan your research report
Address each specific assessment criterion in the Mark Scheme
Word count: 800-1000 words (NOT including the bibliography/reference list)
Learners will need approximately 8 to 10 hours to plan and write their research report
[Your research question is the Title]
Introduction: a description of the issue
Analyze the Causes and Consequences of the issue
Global perspective, causes, and consequences
National perspective, causes, and consequences (1 country only)
Different Perspectives (Compare & Contrast Global & National Perspectives)
Source evaluation
National or Local Course of Action
Conclusion
Answer your research question clearly in 1 sentence
Summarize your main points
Reflection: pick one source, cite it, and tell your reader what you learned from that source
Bibliography (source list)