If you have reached this stage in conjunction with your teacher, you should have developed a viable PIP topic and a blue print for the research and writing of your first PIP draft. Make sure that you consult very closely with your teacher as you do so! Remember, the more often you show your teacher what have written, the you’ve greater is the chance that a quality PIP response will emerge. Choosing a PIP topic Reviewing past topics can be a useful tool for understanding the type of issues which can be explored in a PIP. Some past PIP Topics it on the The effects of music on teenagers “Blame Boogie”- Multiculturalism or Integration ? An investigation of the ethics of medical technologies “Are we playing God ?”- Conforming to the extreme do individuals join extremist groups ? –Why City slickers and Country Bumpkins The great Australian Cultural Divide – why are we infatuated with reality TV ? “Get real” – What are the causes and effects of social phobias ? “Fear not” – Savage to civil can two cultures co-exist peacefully and form a successful multicultural – society ? of refugees Australia’s perceptions If we are all individuals, then why do people stereotype ? Cultural Chameleons: An examination of first generation Australians with dual cultural identity The positive and negative effects of video games The effects of birth order on an individuals’ personality to do with it An investigation into the impacts of music on perceptions “What’s love got ?” of love a good A study of the behavior in sport “Be sport mate” : of the : An investigation into discipline methods and their effects in “The dying art smack” the home, school and community she an examination of the influences and effects of gossip “He said, said”: have : An investigation of the impacts of advertising on Generation Y “I gotta it” Does modern society value “motherhood” appropriately? Jumping the communication hurdle: a study of diverse ethnic groups in a local community Is 30 the new 18 ?
If you have reached this stage in conjunction with your teacher, you should have developed a viable PIP topic and a blue print for the research and writing of your first PIP draft. Make sure that you consult very closely with your teacher as you do so! Remember, the more often you show your teacher what you’ve have written, the greater is the chance that a quality PIP response will emerge. Choosing a PIP topic Reviewing past topics can be a useful tool for understanding the type of issues which can be explored in a PIP. Some past PIP Topics “Blame it on the Boogie”- The effects of music on teenagers Multiculturalism or Integration ? “Are we playing God ?”- An investigation of the ethics of medical technologies Conforming to the extreme –Why do individuals join extremist groups ? City slickers and Country Bumpkins – The great Australian Cultural Divide “Get real” – why are we infatuated with reality TV ? “Fear not” – What are the causes and effects of social phobias ? Savage to civil – can two cultures co-exist peacefully and form a successful multicultural society ? Australia’s perceptions of refugees If we are all individuals, then why do people stereotype ? Cultural Chameleons: An examination of first generation Australians with dual cultural identity The positive and negative effects of video games The effects of birth order on an individuals’ personality “What’s love got to do with it ?” An investigation into the impacts of music on perceptions of love “Be a good sport mate” : A study of the behavior in sport “The dying art of the smack” : An investigation into discipline methods and their effects in the home, school and community “He said, she said”: an examination of the influences and effects of gossip “I gotta have it” : An investigation of the impacts of advertising on Generation Y Does modern society value “motherhood” appropriately? Jumping the communication hurdle: a study of diverse ethnic groups in a local community Is 30 the new 18 ?