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Project Report- An Outlook

The document outlines a project submitted by a student from The Indian High School, Dubai, focusing on the issue of child labor as presented in the documentary 'Invisible Hands.' It includes sections such as acknowledgments, an action plan, a project report, a bibliography, reflections, and presentation guidelines. The project aims to critically evaluate child labor within global supply chains and communicate findings through a well-supported report.

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Project Report- An Outlook

The document outlines a project submitted by a student from The Indian High School, Dubai, focusing on the issue of child labor as presented in the documentary 'Invisible Hands.' It includes sections such as acknowledgments, an action plan, a project report, a bibliography, reflections, and presentation guidelines. The project aims to critically evaluate child labor within global supply chains and communicate findings through a well-supported report.

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Title of the Project

Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements


for the All India Senior School Certificate Examination in
the subject of English

Submitted by:

THE INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL


DUBAI
UAE

January 2026

Index Page
Sl No. Content Page No.
1 Acknowledgement
2 Certificate
3 Action Plan
4 Project Report
5 Bibliography
6 Reflection

7 Presentation
8 Portfolio
Acknowledgement
I would like to extend my sincere and heartfelt obligation towards all those who
have helped me in making this project. Without their active guidance, help,
cooperation and encouragement, I would not have been able to present the project
on time.

I am extremely thankful and pay my sincere gratitude to my


teacher____________________________ for his/ her valuable guidance and
support for completion of this project.

Of course, this project would not have been completed without the help, support
and cooperation of my group members and friends.

I also acknowledge with a deep sense of reverence, my gratitude towards my


parents for their unconditional support and encouragement and other faculty
members of the school for their valuable suggestions given to me in completing the
project.

Date:
THE INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL, DUBAI

Certificate

This is to certify that this project report entitled “ _____________________” is a


bonafide work of Master/ Miss__________________________________ student
of
Grade 12__________ Div:_________Roll No.:_____________________, which is
completed under my guidance during the academic year 2025-26.

Date: Teacher in Charge:

Examiner 1: Examiner 2:
Action Plan
Title: Invisible Hands

Objectives:
 To thoroughly research the issue of child labor as presented in the documentary
“Invisible Hands.”
 To identify and analyze the arguments made by the speakers in the
documentary.
 To gather supporting evidence from additional sources to reinforce the
documentary's claims.
 To prepare an essay (800-1000 words) that agrees with the speakers'
perspectives.

Purpose: To develop a detailed understanding of the complexities of child labor within


global supply chains, to critically evaluate the information presented in “Invisible
Hands”, and to communicate the findings in a well-supported report

Driving Question: How does the movie “Invisible Hands” show that child labor is a
big problem in how things are made globally, and what proof is there that companies and
shoppers are part of the problem?

Roles and Responsibilities of the team members:


I conducted this project independently. My responsibilities will include gathering
information from the documentary and drafting the essay.

Required Resources and Materials:


 Access to the documentary “Invisible Hands”
 Reliable internet access for research.
 Relevant academic articles, books, and online resources.

Timeline
Date Submission Teacher’s Remark
8 May 2025 Topic
15 May 2025 Action Plan
8 September 2025 First Draft
15 October 2025 Second Draft
The Project Report in 800-1000 Words

Bibliography
General Guidelines:

1. Title: At the top, write "Bibliography" or "References" in bold or underlined.


2. Alphabetical Order: Arrange the sources alphabetically by the author's last name.
3. Consistent Formatting: Use a recognized citation style (MLA, APA, Chicago, or
Harvard).
4. Proper Indentation: Use a hanging indent (where the second and subsequent lines of
each citation are indented).
5. Sources: Include books, websites, articles, interviews, or any other materials used.

Examples in Different Formats:

1. MLA Format (for Literature and Humanities Projects)

 Books:
Priestley, J.B. Mother’s Day. Penguin, 1949.
 Website:
"History of Sustainable Farming." Environmental Journal, 2024,
www.environmentjournal.com/sustainable-farming.

2. APA Format (for Science and Social Science Projects)

 Books:
Hill, S. (1982). On the Face of It. Oxford University Press.
 Website:
World Health Organization. (2023). Climate and health. WHO. Retrieved from
https://www.who.int/climate-change/

3. Harvard Style

 Books:
Finney, J. (1950) The Third Level. HarperCollins.
 Website:
National Geographic (2022) ‘Wildlife conservation efforts’, National Geographic,
Available at: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/wildlife

Reflections
Reflection Writing Guidelines

1. Introduction (3-4 sentences)

 Briefly introduce your project topic.


 Explain why you chose this topic and what interested you about it.
 Mention your initial expectations before starting the project.

2. Research and Process (5-6 sentences)

 Describe the steps you took to complete the project (research, planning, execution).
 Highlight any challenges you faced and how you overcame them.
 Mention any new skills or knowledge you gained during the process.

3. Key Learnings and Insights (5-6 sentences)

 Discuss the most important things you learned from this project.
 Explain how this knowledge might be useful in real life or future studies.
 Reflect on how your perspective on the topic has changed.

4. Personal Experience and Challenges (4-5 sentences)

 Share what you enjoyed the most about working on this project.
 Mention any difficulties or obstacles and how you handled them.
 Reflect on what you could improve or do differently next time.

5. Conclusion (3-4 sentences)

 Summarize your overall experience.


 State how this project has influenced your thinking or learning.
 End with a final thought or take away from the project.
Presentation

Your presentation is a summary of your project in a creative and engaging way.


You can present your project using any of the following formats:
 Power point presentation
 Role play
 Comic strip
 Discussion
 Poem
 Socratic seminar etc.
Guidelines
 Include visuals, dialogues, or key points from the presentation.
 Maintain a clear and organized layout (headings, bullet points, images).
 Ensure proper formatting (Headings, Bullet Points, Spacing).
Use images, screenshots, or sketches where relevant.
 Maintain clear, readable fonts (e.g., Arial, Times New Roman, Calibri,
Size 12).
 Proofread for grammar and clarity before submission.
Portfolio
Provide links / materials used for the research such as scripts for the
theatre/role play, questionnaires for interviews, written assignments, essays,
survey reports and other material evidence of learning progress and academic
accomplishment.

Provide photographs, transcripts of audio / video


Provide links of pre-recorded videos
“Research creates new knowledge”

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