PAT folder structure
You are required to organise your PAT logically and provide evidence of your organisation in your report appendices,
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You are required to organise your PAT logically and provide evidence of your organisation in your report appendices,
« Previous step: Summarising your sources Re-read the post Phase 1 Report outline. Run the following checks before the hand-in date for Phase 1: delete ALL blank paragraphs check that…
« Previous step: Capturing full source details for your PAT The source information captured in the previous step must now be added as sources in Word on the References menu…
You must create a summary for each of your 10 (or more) sources. Summarise the web page, do not answer the question. Ensure that your summaries will enable you to…
« Previous step: Phase 1 Report Outline Your Phase 1 Report must contain a Learner Declaration of Authenticity — this can be completed when creating your Phase 1 report outline.…
« Previous step: Creating your sources You should already have created your three sources in the previous step, Creating your sources. You can technically insert your bibliography with no sources…
Grade 10, 11 and 12 PAT’s must all include as much evidence of research (and planning) as possible. For this purpose, you must create a Research Material folder in your…
« Previous step: Research Questions You are now required to record the full bibliographical details for 3 of the sources you have identified. Two of these sources must be websites…
« Previous step: Task Definition You must become an expert on your PAT topic! You must have all the knowledge that will be required to answer/solve the question posed in your…
« Previous step: Folder Structure You can do a huge amount of work in your PAT Phase 1 report before you even have your Topic: the format of the PAT…
« Previous step: Brainstorming the 2022 topic When reports and tender documents are submitted in the business world, they are likely to be one document in a pile of many! Your…