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.
• 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.
Presentation Outline
Writing a Research Report
• Getting started and planning
• Sections of a typical report
• Presentation of text, maps, and illustrations
• Referencing
• Sections of a typical report
• Presentation of text, maps, and illustrations
• Referencing
Presenting Your Research
• Strategies for presentation
• Designing visuals for your presentation
• Designing visuals for your presentation
Writing a Research Report:
Getting Started
• Your Report Should
– Report on the research project
– Use research findings to develop some conclusions
– Develop an argument about your findings
– Use research findings to develop some conclusions
– Develop an argument about your findings
Writing a Research Report:
Getting Started
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?
– 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?
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