Writing Report Paper

Report Paper consists of this following chapters.

• Introduction, Theoretical Framework, and Method.

• Introduction, Theoretical Framework, Method and Results.

• Introduction, Theoretical Framework, Method, Results and Conclusion.

• Abstract, Introduction, Theoretical Framework, Method, Results and Conclusion.

This section is where you report the findings of the mini-research you conducted and also is concerned with presenting the analysis of the results of data analysis.

• The Result

• The Method

• The Conclusion

• The Abstract

After collecting the data, the researchers should ...

• make suggestion and advice for the readers of the research

• make connections and make clear the reasoning for

  suggesting the knowledge should be viewed in one way instead of another

• present the data only and do not need to analyze the data since the data is the result of the research

• analyze the data and explain the theories used in the research

The Result chapter consists of two part which are ...

• Data collection and data analysis

• Research question and hypothesis

• Findings and discussion

• Abstract and conclusion

It is where you need to write the key outcomes of your research.

• Findings

• Discussion

It is where you need to interpret and explain the major findings.

• Findings

• Discussion

This what you should DO in writing your findings.

• select only the information that is most relevant

  to the question you want to answer

• include all your data (do not include raw

  data that has not been summarized)

• discuss or interpret your results (save this

  for Discussions section)

• providing data that is not critical to

  answering the research question

It is what you should NOT do in writing the findings.

• select only the information that is most relevant

  to the question you want to answer

• distinguish information from any raw data

  or other content that could be included as an

  appendix

• re-read the background section of your paper to

  ensure that the reader has enough context to

  understand the results

• include all your data (do not include raw

  data that has not been summarized)

You should include this in your discussions, except ...

• Present the underlying meaning of your

  research

• Highlight the importance of your study and how

  it can contribute to understanding the research

  problem within the field of study.

• Present a synopsis of the results followed by

  an explanation of key findings.

• Briefly summarise the major findings that come

  from the research and relate them to what you

  originally proposed to find out

This is a sample of the writing discussion.

• Only 26% reported knowing how to perform emergency procedures like mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

• This finding shows how unprepared Singaporeans are in emergencies and illustrates that efforts to provide emergency training for Singaporeans need to be stepped up.