Personal Investigation - Practical

Now is the time to consider the practical element of the personal investigation. I have created a set of personal investigation checklists that focus on children's picture books, gig posters, comics and non-fiction books. They are lists that set out the sort of tasks that you should be completing before January - that's 16 college weeks away. After that will be the exam.

Links to checklists HERE and in the navbar above.

Don't forget that you are working / presenting in a combination your sketchbooks and Google slides.

Personal Investigation. First 750 words

Written study help thingy HERE

Objective

To complete your first 750 words of the personal investigation.
How to write a bibliography HERE

Task

For the best results, you should be bringing in lots of the information, quotes and terminology that you found whilst completing your research pages.

Write either:

• an introduction that will lead into the start of your writing.
• dive straight into the most interesting / easy idea that you have come up with.
• do some comparative analysis
• Get a quote and react to it. How does it back up your argument?
• as a last resort, do a mini 'history of'

Analysis slides HERE - Just use the questions, don't make a new presentation.
Creative stages HERE

Presentation

Written study shared with danhaycocks@me.com

Checklist for assessment

Detailed, in-depth writing using complex sentences and spellchecked

Exemplars

Harriet     Lucy     Keavey     Holly       

Deadline

Start of lesson, Monday 27th of June

5 Written study tips

Link to document is HERE