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5-17-2013-Task

Page history last edited by Aiden Yeh 10 years, 11 months ago

1. On your wiki create a page called 5-17-Task

2. This is where you will copy and paste your Conclusion Section of your paper

3. Looking at the benchmark for Conclusion_ indicate in RED INK where or in which part of your paper satisfy each benchmark. (Look at the TIP slide on the PPT.

4. The purpose of this activity is for you to find out if you have the necessary information needed for the Conclusion section.

5. If at the end of this activity, you are missing some elements, now is the time to add them. 

 

6. Add a link to the 5-17-task on your wiki's sidebar.

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IF YOU'RE CONFUSED, CHECK THE SUMMARY OF SECTIONS BELOW:

 

Introduction--Give background, significance, previous work, and explain what you're investigating. 
Methods--Describe exactly what you did and how.
Results--Describe what happened, what you found.
Discussion--Explain. Tell what the results mean or indicate; point out individual things that might have been interesting; suggest possible explanations and perhaps even future experiments. 
Conclusion--This can often feel like a summary of the discussion. Do say whether your results support or contradict your hypothesis, give the significance of this for the field, perhaps briefly point toward the next step.

 

or read these pages too,

 http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/al/learning_english/leap/writing/conclusions/ 

http://www.ehow.com/info_8568579_differences-between-discussions-conclusions.html 

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