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Who doesn’t want full marks in Paper 3?! Laura Swash provides all you need to get your students toward this goal. Come here to discuss and share strategies. #Paper3
The last piece of the IA puzzle. Write your References list and Appendices.
When writing the Evaluation section of your IA, organisation is the key.
So, you prepared all your forms and materials, gained permission, set up the classroom[s] and conducted your experiment and you have anonymised raw data for the two conditions. This has to be analysed, firstly with descriptive statistics, according to the type of data. Nominal: organised by category – yes/no, A/B or positive/negative. Example: the framing effect asks participants to choose … Read More
The Exploration section of your IA experiment is the simplest, providing you know the difference between ‘describe’ and ‘explain’! Read on for help with your IA.
What is critical thinking? It is wondering what the research findings really show and how they show it. It is tricky at first, but as you write more essays, it becomes easier. It answers the ‘So what?’ question.