AQA • EPQ

This EPQ achieved an A* and is a great example to use when planning how to write your own EPQ. It uses Harvard referencing. **THIS EPQ HAS BEEN SUBMITTED AND THEREFORE CAN NOT BE COPIED**

Grade B essay - EPQ (EXAM BOARD - AQA). This essay looks at how different antipsychotics (haloperidol and risperidone) as well as ABA and CBT works on reducing the severity of autism. It includes supporting and contradicting evidence of each treatment.

This is the actual skills audit table I presented in my A* EPQ. This can be used as great examples of what is expected from a full marks planning table, and can used as inspiration on how to present and track your EPQ progress. It is also a very unique way of presenting this information which EPQ examiners really like!

This is the actual table I presented in my Extended Project where I received full marks (A*). It can be used as a great example for how to structure and present your planning for an EPQ.

These are the actual mindmaps I presented in my Extended Project where I received full marks (A*). These can be used as a great example for how to structure and present your planning for an EPQ. It also includes the websites I used to make these mindmaps.

These are some of the actual planning diary I presented in my Extended Project where I received full marks (A*). This can be used as a great example for how to structure and present your planning for an EPQ.

This is my dissertation for my EPQ in 2019, I received full marks (A*). This is a biochemistry and human biology based dissertation so can be used as a perfect example of how to write, structure and complete the extended writing portion of the EPQ.

A table covering all of the resources I used, including the document title, date accessed and a summary of what each piece of data is about and how I used this learning throughout my project. Part of the appendices which achieved an A* grade and relates to A02 of the specification for AQA.

Part of the A* grade appendices addressing A01 and A04 of the AQA specification. It chronologically lists all the activities done throughout the entirety of my EPQ, what I learnt from these tasks and modifications made to my original plan as a result of this.

Part of the EPQ appendices fit to address A01, A02 and A04 of the AQA specification. Combined use gave the project an A*. It is a table listing the sources used, summary, advantages and disadvantages. References in the Harvard-style are included.

A document with print screens of the PowerPoint presentation and notes on what to say during each slide of the presentation. This applies to mainly A04 of the AQA specification. It acts as an interactive summary for your audience following the journey of how you came about to write your dissertation. It ends with an evaluation of my experience and a reference list.

A section of the appendices detailing primary research, relating to A01 and A04 of the specification. The document discusses an interview on current views of psychopathy. It begins with the aim of the interview, followed by the interview questions and results. The primary data is then evaluated and then concluded in a separate paragraph. A* grade

Part of the appendices: a single page on the plan for writing the dissertation, detailing how I wanted to split up my dissertation into three main bodies. Nice and comprehensive despite being a small document.

A full EPQ dissertation in which I received full marks (50/50). This EPQ meets all aspects of the AQA specification, guaranteeing top marks on the bulk of the EPQ (40%). The full title is "Treating Monsters with Kindness: Can we Treat Psychopathy?" and was written to perfectly link to the subjects of Psychology by addressing subjects studied in A-Level Psychology, including operant conditioning and CBT. The EPQ includes an introduction, three main areas (CBT, therapeutic communities and rewar...

The full title is: "How real-estate companies like Emaar Properties have changed the UAE this past decade" and is A* content- for my own EPQ, I achieved full marks (50/50) and obtained an A* grade. This EPQ was written for the Dubai specification, meaning the word limit was 3000 words rather than the UK's 5000 (however, the EPQ has never been submitted so can be copied word-for-word). Hence, the word count is 2,906 words. The EPQ delves into two main sections: economic empowerment and environ...

This is a good example of how to prove your research/reasoning as you complete your EPQ. Hits A01, A02 and A04 of the AQA specification. Referencing is Harvard Style. 16 pages showing how to properly reference/log/rate/organise your research. This system is an efficient and easy method for your EPQ research. In this case it is for a 9000 word biology essay (also on stuvia if you're interested) but this will work for any subject.

Complete EPQ essay around 9000 words in length so extremely comprehensive. Titled 'To What Extent Will Renewed Research in Bacteriophage Therapy Solve the Growing Problem of Antibiotic Resistance'. This essay goes into great detail explaining the problem of antibiotic resistance and its history as current prevalence with much about its biological basis. Emphasises the issue of nosocomial infections of the ESKAPE pathogens with biological explanations and case studies. Highlights the practise of ...

An A* graded AQA Extended Project Qualification presentation.

An A* graded AQA Extended Project Qualification Production Log.

This is an example literature review I did for a student in tutoring sessions. This student was doing their EPQ on ‘why the Neanderthals became extinct’? Roughly 11 sources were looked at in this literature review.