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WRITING REPORTS (A good report (understand the purpose of the report,…

- - - - summary :should briefly describe the content of the report
        
        Contents (Table of Contents) :
        List the different chapters and/or headings together with the page numbers
        
        Introduction:
        sets the scene for the main body of the report. The aims and objectives of the report should be explained in detail
        
        Methods:
        a list of equipment used; explanations of procedures followed;
        
        Results
        Include a summary of the results of the investigation or experiment together with any necessary diagrams, graphs or tables
        
        Discussion
        discuss the material. The facts and evidence that are gathered should be analysed and discussed with specific reference to the problem or issue
        
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- - - - Stage Four: Analysing your material
        take time to consider and make notes on the points you will make using the facts and evidence you have gathered
        
        Stage Five: Writing the report
        Having organised materials into appropriate sections and headings then begin to write the first draft of thereport.
        
        Stage Six: Reviewing and redrafting
        Ideally. Be prepared to rearrange or rewrite sections in the light of your review. Try to read the draft from the perspective of the reader.
        
        Stage Seven: Presentation
        Once you are satisfied with the content and structure of your redrafted report, turn your attention to the presentation. Check that the wording of each chapter/section/subheading is clear and accurate
        
        Feedback
        Any feedback from tutors on returned work can be used to create a checklist of key points to consider for your next report.