This is a Special Project, it may be presented in many forms and structures; however, common to all should be a high quality of writing, characterized by clarity, coherence, and logical argument. You can consider forms of Projects such as reviews, reports, and critiques of research, accounts of the development of resources, protocols, instruments or accounts, and analyses of action and research in educational contexts. As with all essays, such work should be demonstrably informed by relevant theory and research. Furthermore, this Special Project may include forms other than written prose; use may be made of graphs, tables, pictorial representations, audio, video, and computer-generated material in order to support written reports. This Special Project should not take the form of an empirical study involving quantitative or qualitative data collection and analysis and requiring human ethics approval.