Personal project

The personal project is a unique opportunity to

• learn more about a topic that interests you

• learn a new skill

• develop an existing skill

• showcase the knowledge you have gained throughout the MYP

The personal project consists of four parts: the documentation of a process, a research question, a learning goal that leads to a product and a report.

• True

• False

Which component is assessed?

• the documentation of the process

• the learning goal that leads to your product

• your product

• your report

How many main objectives are there?

(a)  

What are the 3 main objectives aligned with the assessment criteria?

• planning

• applying skills

• critical thinking

• reflecting

Each criterion of the assessment criteria is worth a maximum of ... marks.

(a)  

Criterion A assesses

• Planning

• Applying skills

• Reflecting

Criterion B assesses

• Planning

• Reflecting

• Applying skills

Criterion C assesses

• Reflecting

• Applying skills

• Planning

What are the different ways of documenting the process?

• Using a process journal to document the development of your personal project.

• Using a range of tools.

• Developing your own format and design.

• Creating a presentation.