The document outlines the key sections that should be included in an extended essay (EE). It lists 9 sections that an EE should contain: 1) Title Page, 2) Abstract, 3) Table of Contents, 4) Introduction, 5) Body, 6) Conclusion, 7) Illustrations, 8) Bibliographies/References/Citations, and 9) Appendices. Within each section, it provides brief descriptions of the essential information and elements that section should include to effectively structure and present the EE.
The document outlines the key sections that should be included in an extended essay (EE). It lists 9 sections that an EE should contain: 1) Title Page, 2) Abstract, 3) Table of Contents, 4) Introduction, 5) Body, 6) Conclusion, 7) Illustrations, 8) Bibliographies/References/Citations, and 9) Appendices. Within each section, it provides brief descriptions of the essential information and elements that section should include to effectively structure and present the EE.
The document outlines the key sections that should be included in an extended essay (EE). It lists 9 sections that an EE should contain: 1) Title Page, 2) Abstract, 3) Table of Contents, 4) Introduction, 5) Body, 6) Conclusion, 7) Illustrations, 8) Bibliographies/References/Citations, and 9) Appendices. Within each section, it provides brief descriptions of the essential information and elements that section should include to effectively structure and present the EE.
The document outlines the key sections that should be included in an extended essay (EE). It lists 9 sections that an EE should contain: 1) Title Page, 2) Abstract, 3) Table of Contents, 4) Introduction, 5) Body, 6) Conclusion, 7) Illustrations, 8) Bibliographies/References/Citations, and 9) Appendices. Within each section, it provides brief descriptions of the essential information and elements that section should include to effectively structure and present the EE.
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SAMPLE EE OUTLINE
I. TITLE PAGE: *A. The title should centered and provide a clear indication of the focus of the essay. B. The title page must include student name, candidate number, subject area, date of submission, and word count.
II. ABSTRACT: *A Clearly state the research question. B. State the scope of the investigation. C. State the conclusion of the EE.
III. TABLE OF CONTENTS:
A. Must be provided at the beginning of the EE.
IV. INTRODUCTION: A. In general the context and background of the topic should be discussed. *B. The introduction should focus on the research question and explanation of why it is significant or worthy of investigation. C.The research question must be clearly stated and you must include your thesis statement here.
V. BODY: A. This is the main part of your extended essay. B. You must present a reasoned argument clearly and in an organized manner with research to support your claims. C. Sub-headings within the main body of the essay will help the reader to understand the argument.
VI. CONCLUSION: A. Summarize the leading facts in the argument B. Be clear, consistent with the thesis statement, and relevant to the evidence you have presented. C. Include unresolved questions that you have found through this research process.
VII. ILLUSTRATIONS: *A. Graphs, diagrams, tables and maps are effective only if they are clearly labeled and can be interpreted with ease. B. These are not required for all subject areas. Consult about this with your EE Supervising teacher.
VIII. BIBLIOGRAPHIES, REFERENCES AND CITATIONS:
A. An extended essay must reflect intellectual honesty in research practices and provide the reader with the exact sources of quotations, ideas and points of view through accurate bibliographies and referencing. B. Your Works Cited page (bibliography) must only list the sources cited within the body of your paper----NOT every source you read or consulted, only the sources parenthetically cited in your research paper.
*Refer to your subject guide for varying requirements.
IX. APPENDICES A. Each appendix must be clearly and referenced in the body of the paper. B. Appendices are not required for all subject areas.
