Interdisciplinary essays: An Introduction
Choice of Topic: Includes examples of topics and directions for formulating a research question
Treatment of the Topic: Includes examples of topics, research questions and possible approaches
Interpreting the Assessment Criteria: See exactly how you will be graded on each criterion (also see Mr. Allan please).
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Conflict, Peace and Security: Example A Conflict, Peace and Security: Example B Equality and Inequality: Example A Equality and Inequality: Example B Health and Development: Example A Health and Development: Example B Culture, Language and Identity: Example A Culture, Language and Identity: Example B Environmental and Sustainability: Example A Environmental and Sustainability: Example B Science, Technology and Society: Example A Science, Technology and Society: Example B
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These are a few examples of EEs that have been assessed. Before you open the essay and the RPPF, take a look at the assessment to see what grade was achieved on a particular paper. Alternately, you may wish to open and read the EE and then guess how well it scored, but be sure to CHECK THE GRADES! |
You may use Wikipedia and google to gain background information about your topic; however, the sources you cite in your paper must be well-respected publications.
In general: websites are frowned on, all sources must have a real human author, and databases are required.
Helpful Databases (use passwords doc above)
Helpful Resources
You may use Wikipedia and google to gain background information about your topic; however, the sources you cite in your paper must be well-respected publications.
In general, websites are frowned on, all sources must have a real human author, and databases are required.
Helpful Databases (use passwords doc above)
For dataset resources, check out the Grade 11 & 12 Science page
