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Results (4 pages max)  Presented primary data collected in graphs, tables, charts  Descriptions of each – not an analysis  Use of appropriate graphs

Methodologies Description of the types of methods used to collect data (clearly outlines sampling and amount surveyed). You need to describe all methods even if you didn’t use them and explain why you didn’t use them – WHO, WHAT, WHERE AND WHY Sequence steps followed to collect data...

Literature Review  Summary of existing data that is relevant to the topic (at least 5)  Complete a resource scaffold for each for all five which includes:  Positive and negative aspects of each  Analysis of secondary resources  Relevance of literature checked  Relevant quotes/statistics...

Introduction (1 page)  Described the topic  Outlined the background to selection of topic (why it was chosen)  Highlighted the research question/hypothesis (what the researcher expects to find out)  Explain how it is related to CAFS

Abstract ( ½ - 1 page)  Outlined the topic, aim and purpose of the research  Provided summary of report (methodologies, sources of data)  Presented findings of research (major findings and conclusion)

Project Diary Clearly comments on research process and feelings involved in completing the IRP  Record of thoughts with regular dated entries  Evidence of questionnaires and interview  Problems encountered and possible solutions  Suggest ways to improve for next time

Project Proposal- what does it do?  Presents the topic area  Recognises why you chose the topic.  Outlines how the topic relates to the CAFS course content.  Puts forward the research question or hypothesis.  Offers an explanation of how you developed that question or hypothesis. ...

How CAFS helps research skills: http://pearson.com.au/media/401004/9781442515956.pdf

I thought that I had mine somewhere but alas I think my teacher may have taken it as an exemplar. Regardless, this website has a good starting example: http://www.scribd.com/doc/84961002/Project-Plan-IRP

Okay I like the idea about LGBT. :) Hmm.. yes the wording does need work. Perhaps you could start with this and refine as necessary: Ostracism from Welfare groups affect the wellbeing of LGBT individuals. <--- Then you can go on to prove disprove. (essentially you need to link to the syllabus...

Most textbooks provide a good overview of this information.

If you can narrow it down this the best path to take rather than tackling a broad area.

For even more check out the book: A glossary of literary terms (abrams)

Yes you can use a song as a related text. However, you need to also analyse from a music perspective i.e. tempo, dynamics, tone colour, etc.

Hi Jader, Have you tried a search term such as: social impact of technology cafs? As when I just put that into google a couple of good sites came up. Some other places of where you may find useful information encompass: the resources section upon this site and CSU HSC online.

Yes, it is a topic as it falls underneath spherical geometry for Year 11. Although, I thought this topic was removed from the module. :S

Hi Kaylay, I replied to your PM. Let me know whether that helps or not! :)

The resources section has some good summaries in this area though! :)

I say there was probably a link in the past. However, when the BOS servers went down it lost some of this info or the author removed the link.

You would look at aspects such as: perfectionism; goal theory; motivation; etc. I have provided some articles below as a starting point that you may like to look through. http://prijipati.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/2123/4376/1/Vol3No2Article5.pdf...