Global Perspectives: Component 4

Component 4
The Cambridge Research Report
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Component 4
The Cambridge Research Report

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The Cambridge Research Report
Parts of Component 4:
- Proposal
- Research Report
- Logbook
- Presentation

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Form;  the report should contain:
- an introduction
- a main body
- a conclusion
- an evaluation/reflection 
- a bibliography
- subheadings should be included
- references to bibliography and logbook should be included
APA
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Research Question
A suitable research question that can involve considering different perspectives.

  • Remember different lenses?
  • social, historical, political, economical, environmental, etc.
  • Contrasting ideas within one field of expertise/science (counterviews).

Look at your study planner:
Sample candidate responses Component 4.

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Form; the research logbook should involve:
- references to sources
- evaluation of the resources and the position they hold in the process
- questions raised
- (justification of) decisions taken
- problems faced
- feedback from teacher
- planning and course of action
- finalising the report
- when needed: reformulation of research question

An integral part of your research report!
Look at your study planner:
Example candidate  Component 4 Logbook.

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Sources; must be:
- relevant and up-to-date
- thoroughly analysed and scrutinized
- evaluated and conclusions drawn

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When analysing sources

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Strength of reasoning:  • logic                              • structure                           * counterarguments used
                                                  • balance                       • claims                                • empathy shown. 
Authority and expertise  • ability to know.
Use of language:  • tone – emotive, exaggerated, precise, measured
                                      • clarity.
Evidence:         • range of information and depth                                 • relevance
                              • sufficiency – sample                                                        • source – media; internet
                              • date – how recent                                                             • different types of information – fact, opinion, value, anecdote
                               • testimony – from experience and expert. 

Sources of bias or vested interest:               • local interest                               • personal interest
                                                                                       • political                                          • economic
                                                                                       • personal values                          • experience. 
Candidates may support their judgement by considering:

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Today

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Today's assignment
  • Make a Research Report Proposal Poster (as on page 158)
  • Email your proposal poster to your teacher
  • Familiarize yourself with the two documents on your studyplanner under: GP  Component 4.

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