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Mind Map
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TEL Bath
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Mindmap to support Step 1.6 of the EPQ MOOC
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Topic
Easy to fit with the EPQ
requirements
Time
Achievability
Personal interests
Help available
How much help do you
need with finding out
about the topic?
Are you certain that there is
enough support for your choice
of topic?
Your motivation
Ease of finding
information
Current coursework
Ethics
Current knowledge
You will be spending a lot of time on
your EPQ, so choose a topic that
interests you!
Consider the scope of your topic.
In other words, is your idea both big
enough and small enough to make a
convincing project within the word count?
Is your idea appropriate for an EPQ?
For example, is your topic dependent on
a lot of support from others? An EPQ
requires independent study.
Consider why you are doing your EPQ.
If it is to enhance your UCAS Personal
Statement, choose a topic that does do this.
Investigate how easy it is to find
the information you need.
If this is difficult, you may need to
rethink the topic.
Remember your EPQ cannot repeat work you
have done in your A-Level or other coursework.
It can extend something you have already
investigated, but it MUST NOT be the same.
Is your project ‘ethical’?
In other words, if your topic involves people in
some way, ensure you respectful both of their
privacy and in the way you discuss them.
You may find it easier to choose a topic that
you already know something about.
This will allow you to get a head start by
brainstorming what you know and
deciding what you need to find out.
Think hard before choosing something completely
new because this may involve a lot more work!
How much time have you planned to
dedicate to your EPQ?
Have you chosen a topic you can complete within the available time?
Think about your ‘Current knowledge’, the‘Ease of finding information’,
and the project's ‘Achievability’.
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