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How to Write a Report: a Guide for College Students
How to Write a Report: a Guide for College Students
How to Write a Report: a Guide for College Students
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College can be a difficult time, and writing an important report can be an intimidating task, but it can be done! It's not as hard as you might think. Let an experienced educator show you the tips and tricks you need to write that 'A' report.

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Release dateDec 13, 2010
ISBN9781458012821
How to Write a Report: a Guide for College Students
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Jennifer Stewart

Tapping away at a keyboard is what fills my day. It wasn't always this way. For twenty years I was a High School English teacher -- the change really started one day during my long service leave ... I was sitting in the dentist's chair having root canal treatment and it occurred to me that at this time I would normally be teaching my year nine class (around 15 years of age). When I realised that I'd rather be sitting where I was than in front of a class, I knew it was time to look for something new! That something new took the form of a Web site dedicated to helping people improve their writing. I'm still able to focus on my love of education and learning, but now my classroom is the entire world! Since leaving teaching, I've written and marketed a series of writing courses and ebooks, and I've also been a freelance writer, undertaking a variety of assignments for clients from around the globe -- writing articles for the print media,,preparing award submissions for business clients; copy-writing and proof-reading works of non-fiction, editing web pages and e-books, writing press releases and much more. My website, www.write101.com has been part of the Web's writing community since 1998 and continues to offer detailed insights into the workings of the English language presented with just a touch of humour. Voted one of the 101 best websites for writers, Write101 has more than 1,000 pages of articles about all aspects of writing. My weekly writing tips newsletter has 16,000+ subscribers from every continent (except Antarctica!)

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    How to Write a Report — a Guide for College Students

    by Jennifer Stewart

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    Copyright 2010 Jennifer Stewart

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    I have to write a report for a college class but I don't know where to start — what should I write?

    College can be a difficult time, and writing an important report can be an intimidating task, but it can be done! It's not as hard as you might think. Let an experienced educator show you the tips and tricks you need to write that 'A' report.

    CONTENTS

    WHAT IS A REPORT?

    FIRST STEPS

    Determine the Purpose

    The Purpose Sentence

    Determine the Audience

    Determine the Content

    Determine the Style

    Sentences and Paragraphs

    Topic Sentences

    Word Choice

    Tone

    First Person or Third

    Active Voice0

    Past or Present Tense0

    Give Your Readers Signposts1

    WHERE TO FIND THE INFORMATION

    The Horse's Mouth

    Text Books

    The Library

    The Internet

    NOTE TAKING GUIDE

    How to Start

    Keep Track of Sources

    Organize Your Notebook

    Use Your Own Words

    HOW TO ORGANIZE THE INFORMATION

    Key Parts of the Report

    Title Page

    Table of Contents

    Summary

    Introduction

    Body

    Conclusions

    Recommendations

    Bibliography

    Appendices

    Glossary

    HOW TO FORMAT THE REPORT

    Use Headings

    Number Your Headings

    Determine

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