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Use of headings and subheadings.Follows Owl Purdue organization. Pages numbered (APA)
The organization of individual paragraphs.
Report and findings are to be written in 3rd person passive. (NO PERSONAL PRONOUNS)
Includes photos and drawings
Completion of information
Identifies the report by title, the person or persons to whom it is sent, the reason it was written, the scope and any information the audience considers important.
In academic writing, it is appropriate to give credit to funding bodies, department and or individuals.
Typically included in a document longer than ten pages. Previews the work contained and allows audience to seek specific information.
All visuals contained in the report (drawings, photographs, maps, charts, graphs and tables) are labeled as figures.
Provides a complete overview of the report.
One to multiple paragraphs explaining importance of problem, reasons and goals of study and limitations. It gives audience the report's purpose, scope and context necessary to understand the detailed information in the rest of the report.
Summarizes and evaluates the literature that you used in study. How has literature contributed to your research.
What methods were used?
Results visually and textually represent research findings.
How did you draw conclusions and make decisions?
The conclusion section pulls together the results of the report and interprets the findings of the report.