For assessors: Guidance on Nuffield Projects
First is it important to
become acquainted with the Nufflield scheme.
Generally, with these
project submissions the students are asked to work on given an aspect of a much
larger project that has already been defined. This sometimes means that key
parts of the CREST process are lacking in their report, even though the
scientific knowledge is up to university standard. Therefore, it is important
to make sure that these students are supported to produce comprehensive reports
inclusive of aims, outcomes, plans, reflections etc. Not just great scientific
content.
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