TOPIC # 4 - Session 1 - DUE DATE FEBRUARY 22nd -HOW TO CREATE A RESEARCH REPORT & ITS PRESENTATION
TOPIC # 4 - Session 1 -DUE DATE FEBRUARY 22nd -HOW TO CREATE A RESEARCH REPORT & ITS PRESENTATION
A) Pre activity: 1-Watch videos:
2- Ss write on the notebook A BRAINSTORM - IDEAS about the video
FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE PARTS OF YOUR REPORT
WATCH in your FREE Time... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tUholCDLIM
B) During:
Students ANALYZE in Groups the Attached ARTICLES which will help them to build their RESEARCH REPORT & EXPOSITION
SEE ARTICLES FOR GUIDELINES:
https://www2.tulane.edu/~lamp/pdfs/how_to_write_a_research_report_presentation.pdf
How to Write a Research Report and
Give a Presentation either in WRITTEN or ORAL Form:
Things to Remember When Starting A Presentation.
• .Start with something to get your audience’s attention.
• Tell your audience what your argument will be.
• Tell your audience how you are going to develop that
argument.
Writing a Research Report involves ......
• Getting started and planning
• Sections of a typical report
• Presentation of text, maps, and illustrations
• Referencing
Presenting Your Research
• Strategies for presentation
• Designing visuals for your presentation
Writing a Research Report:
Getting Started
• Your Report Should
–
Report on the research project also.....
– Use research findings to develop some conclusions
– Develop an argument about your findings
Writing a Research Report:
Getting Started
• Questions your report should address....
What was the research problem?
Why is this problem important?
How does the project fit into the context of other research?
–
How did you investigate the research problem?
What are your findings?
What do these findings tell you?
What do you conclude?
• Additional Tips
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The value of reflective free writing
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Discovering new insights while writing
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Don’t seek perfection ..!
• Steps in writing
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-Free writing
–
-Develop an overall argument (Try writing a thesis statement or
abstract.)
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-Develop an outline
–
Write
– Revise, Revise, Revise, Revise
•
-Go back and rewrite introduction if necessary
-Link theory with research to justify your conclusions
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-Argument should link sections of your report into a coherent story.
Research Report General Format
- Title Page
–
- Problem Statement
- Observations
- Obejctives
– Abstract
– Table of Contents
–
--INDEX
--Body on the investiation
- Recommnedations
- Conclusions
-Annexes ( Photos, News, SURVEY, Articles related to the problem, Cases studied)
- E-grafy
ARTICLE # 2 to Analyzie with Quick reading
https://guides.library.ucla.edu/c.php?g=180334&p=1188045
Advanced Research Methods
Research advice for upper division undergraduates and graduates in the social sciences and humanities.
Writing an Abstract
Abstract: a short statement that describes a longer work.
- Indicate the subject.
- Describe the purpose of the investigation.
- Briefly discuss the method used.
- Make a statement about the result.
Oral Presentation
Oral presentations usually introduce a discussion of a topic or research paper. A good oral presentation is focused, concise, and interesting in order to trigger a discussion.
- Be well prepared; write a detailed outline.
- Introduce the subject.
- Talk about the sources and the method.
- Indicate if there are conflicting views about the subject (conflicting views trigger discussion).
- Make a statement about your new results (if this is your research paper).
- Use visual aids or handouts if appropriate.
Compiling a PowerPoint
An effective PowerPoint presentation is just an aid to the presentation, not the presentation itself.
Dos
- Be brief and concise.
- Focus on the subject.
- Attract attention; indicate interesting details.
- If possible, use relevant visual illustrations (pictures, maps, charts graphs, etc.).
- Use bullet points or numbers to structure the text.
- Make clear statements about the essence/results of the topic/research.
Don'ts
- Don't write down the whole outline of your paper and nothing else.
- Don't write long full sentences on the slides.
- Don't use distracting colors, patterns, pictures, decorations on the slides.
- Don't use too complicated charts, graphs; only those that are relatively easy to understand.
Key Takeaway
Writing a Research Report involves ......
• Getting started and planning
• Sections of a typical report
• Presentation of text, maps, and illustrations
• Referencing Presenting Your Research
• Strategies for presentation
• Designing visuals for your presentation
• Questions that your report should address....
What was the research problem?
Why is this problem important?
How does the project fit into the context of other research? –
How did you investigate the research problem?
What are your findings?
What do these findings tell you?
What do you conclude?
Steps in writing...
-Free writing –
-Develop an overall argument (Try writing a thesis statement or abstract.) –
-Develop an outline –
Research Report general Format
• Front Page
- Title Page –
- Problem Statement
- Observations
- Objectives, Methods
-Abstract
-INDEX
-Body on the investiation
- Recommnedations
- Conclusions
-Annexes ( Photos, News, SURVEY, Articles related to the problem, Cases studied)
- E-grafy
For Your Review
- What are the questions your report should address, write 4?
- What are some Steps in writing?
- What does a General Format of a research report should have, mention at least 4 parts of it?
C) Post activity:
1. COPY ON YOUR NOTEBOOK : THE KEY TAKE AWAY AND FOR YOUR REVIEW
2-VOCABULARY: Individually Create your own NEW WORDS LIST for each SESSION - with definitions in English-
There is no limit on the Number of Words.
5. Include your RUBRIC - Remember: to do the CO - EVALUATION WITH A PARTNET
5 pts
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