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What an AP Seminar IRR actually looks like: an annotated example
What makes an Individual Research Report succeed, structured around the four things graders reward, with an annotated sample and a classroom checklist.
Resources
Guides for research projects
Practical writing for AP Seminar, IB Extended Essay, senior capstone, and science fair. The kind of thing you actually reach for on a Sunday night.
Available now
Coming next
The roadmap for this section, in order of ship date:
- A reverse timeline for any research project
- An annotated-bibliography rubric that actually helps students write annotations
- RAVEN, SIFT, and CRAAP: which source-evaluation framework to teach when
- How to run peer feedback that students take seriously
- Individual Written Argument (IWA): what a strong opening move looks like
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Related pages
- The AP Seminar project-management workspace: the dedicated overview of how Boomerang Projects supports the PT1 and PT2 workflow.
- For educators: the general teacher-facing product page.