How to present the PIP?! (1 Viewer)

[mogenim]

Okay, 2 days before the PIP is due and I've forgetten to ask the teachers how I present it.

Do I just bung it all in a plastic sleeve?

Do I put it in one of those folder-type things with the see through cover so you can see the front page and you put holes down the left hand side and hook it all into the spine, thing? You know what I mean

How do I present it?! CHEERS IN ADVANCE

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

You have to get it bound with the blue title-cover-page thing provided by bos on it

 

[-may-cat-]

We were talking about this today in class. Different schools present theirs differently, most bind them, but some just staple, all have the blue cover with your student number on it. Your teacher will probably do this for you, so all you have to do is bring it in as it is.

I dont know if your also talking about this kind of presentation, but it could be useful:

1. Title page- catchy title with your focus question included.
2. Table of contents
3. Log title page
4. Log
5. Intro title page
6. intro
7. Chapter 1 title page
8. Chapter one
Do this for however many chapters you have
9. Conclusion title page
10. Conclusion
11. Reference list title page (you may choose not to include)
12. Reference list
13. Appendix title page
14. Appendix

Only use Arial, Times New Roman or Verdana font, have 1 1/2 spacing, Number ALL pages (including title pages), dont go overboard on the pictures, dont use coloured paper. You may or may not choose to put title pages between your chapters, it really depends on your PIP. Its helpful to the markers, but then again plenty of people have got band 6's without even having chapters, so yea, it really depends on your PIP.

 

[dance2urownbeat]

we are just handing ours in in the correct order in a plastic sleeve and our school binds them for us.
is it only me who is heeps excited to get it over with, hand it in and just mooove on with my life?!

 

[-may-cat-]

we are just handing ours in in the correct order in a plastic sleeve and our school binds them for us.
is it only me who is heeps excited to get it over with, hand it in and just mooove on with my life?!

your definitely not the only one!

 

[mollycoddle]

Do you know if we are supposed to have chapters?? Mines just one huge essay. I can always split it up though.
Also, what do we put in the appendix?
Thanks guys..

 

[mogenim]

Cheers for the replies, guys.

Do you know if we are supposed to have chapters?? Mines just one huge essay. I can always split it up though.
Also, what do we put in the appendix?
Thanks guys..

Yep I think you're supposed to have chapters!
If not it's a good idea, anyway!
If you can split it up then you definately should, I think.

 

[sonyaleeisapixi]

Cheers for the replies, guys.


Yep I think you're supposed to have chapters!
If not it's a good idea, anyway!
If you can split it up then you definately should, I think.

No, you do not HAVE to have chapters.

I personally feel that chapters hinders the synthesis and integration process. I started with them, but they gave me the shits so I ditched them.

 

[-may-cat-]

what do we put in the appendix?

Your appendix contains things like samples of questionnairs you may have handed out (not answered ones) etc..

an appendix isnt necessary but it can make referencing particular questions in your surveys easier
eg: see appendix number 2, question 4

 

[mollycoddle]

No, you do not HAVE to have chapters.

I personally feel that chapters hinders the synthesis and integration process. I started with them, but they gave me the shits so I ditched them.

That's how I felt as well, my whole central material synthesizes quite nicely and I really dont want to split it up. My SAC teacher seems to think Chapters are compulsary but he's not very reliable...are you sure it won't be marked down for not having chapters?

 

[-may-cat-]

you wont be marked down if it works for your pip

 

[mollycoddle]

Goody.
Thanks for that.

 

[mollycoddle]

Served with a soft white sauce, and some roasted vegetables.

Don't be daft, that's corned beef!
PIP is obviously served cold, with a sprig of parsley to finish.