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G7 - Individual Report Guide

The Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives Individual Report Guide outlines the requirements for a research-based assignment on the topic of migration, focusing on social and economic effects on communities. Students must select a research question, gather information from credible sources, and structure their report with specific sections including analysis, solutions, and reflections. The report will be assessed based on research quality, critical thinking, communication, and adherence to submission guidelines.

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G7 - Individual Report Guide

The Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives Individual Report Guide outlines the requirements for a research-based assignment on the topic of migration, focusing on social and economic effects on communities. Students must select a research question, gather information from credible sources, and structure their report with specific sections including analysis, solutions, and reflections. The report will be assessed based on research quality, critical thinking, communication, and adherence to submission guidelines.

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Cambridge IGCSE Global Perspectives - Individual Report Guide

Grade 7 Topic: Migration​


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Marks: 30

Instructions for the Individual Report

Overview

The Individual Report is a research-based assignment where you will investigate a


global issue related to your given topic. Your report should include research from
different sources, analysis of perspectives, and a conclusion based on your findings.
This report must be 800–1000 words.

Steps to Complete Your Report

Step 1: Selecting Your Research Question

●​ Choose a focused question related to your topic:


○​ Grade 7 (Migration): Does migration have social and economic effects on
communities?​

●​ This is a sample question. Ensure your question is researchable and allows


for multiple perspectives.

Step 2: Researching Information

●​ Use credible sources (books, journals, articles, reports, and interviews).


●​ Gather information from all three different perspectives (e.g., Local, National,
and Global)
●​ Keep track of sources and take detailed notes.
Step 3: Structuring Your Report

1.​ Title Page – Include your name, topic, research question, and word count.
2.​ Introduction (150-200 words) – Introduce your research question and explain
its significance.
3.​ Research and Analysis (400-500 words) – Present your research findings with
evidence from different perspectives.
4.​ Possible Course of Action or Solutions (100-150 words) – Suggest solutions
or actions based on your findings.
5.​ Evaluation and Reflection (100-150 words) – Reflect on your research
process, discuss challenges faced, and analyze how your perspective has
changed.
6.​ Conclusion (100-150 words) – Summarize key findings and restate the
significance of your research.
7.​ References – Use a proper citation format (MLA) to list your sources.​

Assessment Rubric (30 Marks)


●​ Research, Analysis & Evaluation - Demonstrates the ability to collect, analyze,
and evaluate information from multiple perspectives with relevant evidence.
●​ Supports arguments with well-researched data and examples.
●​ Critically examines different viewpoints and provides a balanced discussion. [18]
●​ Possible Course of Action or Solutions - Suggests relevant and realistic
solutions or actions based on research findings.
●​ Demonstrates critical thinking in proposing ways to address the issue. [4]
●​ Reflection - Effectively reflects on the research process, highlighting personal
learning, challenges, and any changes in perspective.
●​ Connects findings to broader global implications. [4]
●​ Communication & Structure - Presents a well-structured, clearly written, and
logically organized report.
●​ Uses appropriate academic language and follows citation guidelines.
●​ The report is within the word limit and free from grammatical errors. [4]
Submission Guidelines

●​ Submit your report by 2nd May in PDF (Teams) and Hard copy (to Ms. Prachi)
●​ Ensure the word count is between 800-1000 words.
●​ Plagiarism is not allowed – always cite your sources.

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