1. Part 1: Creating a report outline In Formative Task 1, you chose a project topic and key research questions which you want to address in your Extended Project. This task

will help you with the organisation of your written report. Think about the main goals and aims of your project before you begin to structure your report: 1. What is the working title of your extended project? 2. What is the overall aim/purpose of your extended project? 3. At this stage, what is your thesis statement (opinion/argument/viewpoint) likely to be? (What is the answer to the overall question you are trying to answer?)/nNow, outline how you will break your report into sections in the table below. Clearly outline the objectives and questions that should be answered within each of them, how the information presented in each section relates to the research topic of your project and what sources you currently have for each section. You can add extra rows in the table below to suit your own report outline. Section 1.Introduction 2.1. 1st sub-section 2.2. 2nd sub-section 2.3. 3rd sub-section 3. Conclusion 5. Reference List What questions are you trying to answer in this section? A final reference list provides a list of full references of all the sources that I've used in my report. How does this section help to answer your overall research question? What sources do you currently have for this section? You need to provide evidence of at least 4 sources with an accurate in- text citation e.g. (Smith, 2021).