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Writing models - Coggle Diagram

- - - - background to the subject
      - reasons for carrying out the work
      - review of other research in the area
    - - how you did your research
      - description of the tools/materials used
    - - what you discovered
      - comments on likely accuracy of results
    - - discussion of your main findings
      - comments on the effectiveness of your research
    - - summary of your work
      - suggestions for further research
- - - - Title
        
        contain the essential elements of the report in (ideally) no more than 12 words
      - Abstract
        
        a summary in about 200 words of each part of the report,
      - Methods
      - Introduction
        
        contextualise your work with reference to other similar research
      - Discussion
        
        It aims to evaluate the experiment in terms of your findings and compare them to your expectations
      - Results
        
        You must include all results, including unexpected ones that do not conform to your hypothesis
      - References
- - - - A description of the scope and organisation of the book
      - The second part should evaluate how successful the book is in its aims.
- - - - Title page
      - Content page
      - List of tables or figures
      - Introduction
      - Main body
      - Conclusion
      - List of references
      - Appendices (singular – appendix)
- - - - Limit the number of questions so the respondent can answer them in a minute or two.
      - You should try putting the questions to a classmate before beginning the full survey, and be ready to modify any that were not clear.
      - Closed questions (bii) are easier to process, but open questions (bi) will collect a wider range of responses.
      - Do not collect unnecessary information
      - Keep questions clear and simple, and not too personal.