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Sub-Heading ( new topic 1-1 ) 3
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Discussion
Discussion of Ideas identified in earlier sections
Recommendations
Recommendations for change with supporting logic
No new material in the conclusion. Summarise the main themes of the arguments made in earlier sections.
This must follow the rules for Harvard Referencing and should contain references to at least two Journal articles. Serious students may refer to 10 or more Journal articles. Find Journal articles by searching for ideas not names of organisations.
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Introduction
Body of report starts here.
Keep it short. This is usually descriptive material that earns no marks.
New heading
Sub-Heading (Same subject but new topic)
Identify ideas that will be discussed in later sections
Each paragraph should examine one idea and relate it to the theme of the report.
Use the terminology that belongs to this subject. Street speak is not appropriate.
Formal writing is expected. Casual writing and the use of clichés and slang is not appropriate. Publicity style writing with lots of breathless adjectives like ‘awesome’ is also not appropriate. We needs facts when, where, how many.
Figure 1: Country Table
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Source: Reference to the source of material in the table
Discussion of relevance of the material in the table to the theme of the report. What is important, what actions should be taken, how does this information fit with other information elsewhere in the report. What should change?
Discussion
Discussion of Ideas identified in earlier sections. What is important? What must be addressed immediately? How do these ideas fit together?
Recommendations
Recommendations for change with supporting logic
Conclusion
Review principal ideas covered in the discussion section, summarise recommendations and main supporting ideas. Make the case for recommended changes.
For advanced students - discuss validity of theories
No new material in the conclusion.
Reference List
All references utilised in the report must be listed here, together with items of background reading.
List in alphabetical order.
These must follow the rules for Harvard Referencing and should contain references to at least two Journal articles. Serious students may refer to 10 or more Journal articles. Find Journal articles by searching in ProQuest or scholar.google.com for ideas not names of organisations.
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