Estimated time: 6 min
Learning objectives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
- Understand what the RPPF (Reflections on Progress and Planning Form) is actually testing
- Turn your real research struggles into Criterion E reflections
- See a messy thought process rewritten into a formal reflection
This part is the most important part of Criterion E and the easiest 6 points you will ever get. The main point of the RPPF, or the Reflections on Progress and Planning Form, is to ensure you've actually gone through the process of creating a research paper such as the EE.