The report consists of the following sections:
Cover Sheet
Preface
Table of contents
Short overview of main question and subquestions (no answers yet, just an overview of all the questions you are going to answer in your reseach and conclusion).
Research (answers to the subquestions)
Conclusion (answer to the main question)
Evaluation (see below)
Logbook (see below)
Sources (see below)
Below some additional explanation for some of the sections:
Evaluation
Write in your evaluation what you have learned from doing this project.
Everyone does this for themselves.
What did you know about sustainability in the city?
Did you hear about the projects before?
What have you learned from your own project?
What have you learned from doing research?
How did the collaboration in your group go? Did everyone do an equal amount of work? Does everyone deserve the same grade?
Do you have feedback for the teacher about this assignment?
Logbook
In this research you work together with a number of fellow students. That is why you have to keep a logbook. The intention is that you make clear what you have worked on and how long you have worked on it. As a result, the teacher can also see the division of tasks well.
If one person has done more than the other? Then this must also be clearly stated in your report. You will be assessed for this. So it can happen that there are different grades within one group at the end.
In a logbook you see all the hours spend on the project, so also the time where you discuss how you will work together, or the time you spent to find good sources, the time in which you check other peoples work, etc.
Sources
The naming of sources is very important. Wikipedia, for example, is not a legit source. You may therefore not use this. To combat plagiarism, you therefore also submit your report via SOM. This way we can check whether you have written your own report or whether you have cut and pasted everything.