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From: Whoever the report is report is from/persona name/your name
To:
Subheading
Paragraph
Subheading
Paragraph
*depends on how many paragraphs*
Recommendations
To:
Subheading
Paragraph
Subheading
Paragraph
*depends on how many paragraphs*
Recommendations
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for question 6, it isnt really what it looks like, all you need is...
powerful opening that sets a vague idea of what you are talking about
main argument
expand on main point with more ideas
counter argument and how it is not as good as your argument
powerful ending
powerful opening that sets a vague idea of what you are talking about
main argument
expand on main point with more ideas
counter argument and how it is not as good as your argument
powerful ending
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(Original post by dc1999_16)
for question 6, it isnt really what it looks like, all you need is...
powerful opening that sets a vague idea of what you are talking about
main argument
expand on main point with more ideas
counter argument and how it is not as good as your argument
powerful ending
for question 6, it isnt really what it looks like, all you need is...
powerful opening that sets a vague idea of what you are talking about
main argument
expand on main point with more ideas
counter argument and how it is not as good as your argument
powerful ending
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(Original post by nisha.sri)
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For example,
The local council has taken grade strides in order to improve the medical facilities in recent months and the recently constructed medical centre, which now plays a vital role in the community, has been essential to this improvement. However, there is still an issue with the waiting times for patients, and issue that is important to be resolved before the enrolment of this scheme throughout the borough.
So you'd have to develop it like, but there's the general gist of things.
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(Original post by danielwinstanley)
In terms of how it should be written, always make sure you have some sort of balance.
For example,
The local council has taken grade strides in order to improve the medical facilities in recent months and the recently constructed medical centre, which now plays a vital role in the community, has been essential to this improvement. However, there is still an issue with the waiting times for patients, and issue that is important to be resolved before the enrolment of this scheme throughout the borough.
So you'd have to develop it like, but there's the general gist of things.
In terms of how it should be written, always make sure you have some sort of balance.
For example,
The local council has taken grade strides in order to improve the medical facilities in recent months and the recently constructed medical centre, which now plays a vital role in the community, has been essential to this improvement. However, there is still an issue with the waiting times for patients, and issue that is important to be resolved before the enrolment of this scheme throughout the borough.
So you'd have to develop it like, but there's the general gist of things.
What is a report exactly ?
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Say you got a question, "Write a report to the local council about the facilities for young people"
- You'd comment on the positives
- Highlight the next steps + improvements
- Offer your recommendations
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(Original post by danielwinstanley)
I don't know if they're likely to come up in the exam but it basically assesses the issue in the question(?) I don't know how to explain it but:
Say you got a question, "Write a report to the local council about the facilities for young people"
- You'd comment on the positives
- Highlight the next steps + improvements
- Offer your recommendations
I don't know if they're likely to come up in the exam but it basically assesses the issue in the question(?) I don't know how to explain it but:
Say you got a question, "Write a report to the local council about the facilities for young people"
- You'd comment on the positives
- Highlight the next steps + improvements
- Offer your recommendations
Do you need headings ?
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(Original post by danielwinstanley)
It's nice to title your report with subheadings before each paragraph - especially if your paragraphs have very different topics.
It's nice to title your report with subheadings before each paragraph - especially if your paragraphs have very different topics.
Thanks for your help.Would these headings be good or do i need to add anymore ? To get an A* would this be good ? Aslo do i need a title
Introduction
Data collection
Findings
Recommendations
Conclusions
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(Original post by nisha.sri)
Ok
Thanks for your help.
Would these headings be good or do i need to add anymore ? To get an A* would this be good ? Aslo do i need a title
Introduction
Data collection
Findings
Recommendations
Conclusions
Ok
Thanks for your help.Would these headings be good or do i need to add anymore ? To get an A* would this be good ? Aslo do i need a title
Introduction
Data collection
Findings
Recommendations
Conclusions
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(Original post by danielwinstanley)
I wouldn't title the introduction and conclusion. Rather than general headings such as "Findings" and "Data Collection," you could have more specific headings related to the topic and interweave data into them. For example, when I did mine about facilities in the borough, I did like "Sporting Facilities" and "Youth Zone"
I wouldn't title the introduction and conclusion. Rather than general headings such as "Findings" and "Data Collection," you could have more specific headings related to the topic and interweave data into them. For example, when I did mine about facilities in the borough, I did like "Sporting Facilities" and "Youth Zone"
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Reports> Headings and Subheadings are essential (see below).
> For the introduction write why you are writing the report.
> Data Collection (write that as a title and make up statistics).
> Findings(Use quotations and number your points).
> Recommendation/Solution.
> Conclusion(what you hope the report has highlighted to the reader).
> For the introduction write why you are writing the report.
> Data Collection (write that as a title and make up statistics).
> Findings(Use quotations and number your points).
> Recommendation/Solution.
> Conclusion(what you hope the report has highlighted to the reader).
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