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From Concept to Title

From Concept to Title. The Project journey Broad initial idea (Linked to the students own interests and/or aspirations for future work/ study) Focused

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From Concept to

Title

Page 2: From Concept to Title. The Project journey Broad initial idea (Linked to the students own interests and/or aspirations for future work/ study) Focused

The Project journeyBroad initial idea

(Linked to the student’s own interests and/or aspirations for future work/ study)

Focused research question / design specification / response to

commission

Development and realisation of the student’s response to their

objectives(All work should flow from and be linked to

the research question, brief or commission)

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What makes a good title?

• Base it on personal interest

• Look to extend learners outside their existing subject knowledge

• Ensure all assessment objectives can be met.Are there Planning, Research, Development and Review

elements?

• Check for appropriate scope (40 glh @ Level 1 or 2; 80 glh @ Level 3)

• Use a suitable form of objectiveDissertation: Research QuestionInvestigation: Research Question / HypothesisPerformance: Response to a commission or

questionArtefact: Response to a design brief

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Criteria for Good Titles

• Is the title likely to lead to a process of planning, research, development and review?

• Is the Project sustainable over a significant period of time?

• Does the Project span several subject areas in a creative way, or involve development of new skills or deeper understanding?

• Is the Project at all interesting, to the student or anyone else?

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Sample Project titles

Has the introduction of organic foods changed the way we shop and eat?

Explore the use of public transport in your local area – could it be improved?

Should human cloning be allowed?

Should children be forced to exercise?

Do food labels affect how people shop?

Level 1 & 2 Written reports

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Sample Project titles

Design and make a mask for a character in a play or film that is based on an animal or fantasy creature

Produce a range of coordinated surface pattern designs for use in a ‘themed’ restaurant

Take an existing everyday object and redesign it to make it more effective, marketable, attractive, fashionable, environmentally friendly, etc

Design and make the prototype for a mural panel, or piece of public sculpture that commemorates an event from local history

Level 1 & 2 Artefact

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Sample Project titles

Should we allow genetic screening to produce designer babies?

How effective is a training programme based on football for improving sports fitness?

What are the ethical issues around ‘size zero models’?

Should anyone be allowed to become a foster parent?Is there evidence that the ban on advertising junk food on children’s television has made a difference to children’s eating habits?

Level 3 Extended – Dissertation and Investigation

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Sample Project titles

What role does comedy have in serious culture?

Produce a performance of Gulliver’s Travels for a year 9 audience.

Devise a performance to explore cultural challenges facing immigrantsPortrait and personality – make a series of 2D or 3D images based on the theme of portraiture for display in a town centre art gallery

Illustration – make illustrations for either a poem or a children’s story of your choice

Recycled – design and make a collection of sophisticated jewellery or body adornment from unconventional recycled materials

Level 3 Extended – Performance and Artefact

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From Concept to

Title