report+writing

Features of Reports:  My explanation of a Report A report is a clear and concise account. The key thing to remember is that in a report the conclusion is often placed at the beginning. Writing tips include using short, croppy sentences, no unnecessary repetition, wordiness or flowery language and start sentences with the most important words.
 * They set out a series of facts based on evidence of some kind.
 * The information they provide can usually be checked.
 * This information is set out in such a way as to be most useful to the reader.
 * They are usually aimed at readers with a specific interest in the subject.

The following stages are involved in writing a report:  I am have completed 1-4 of the above and am now preparing my first draft. I expect this will change drastically as I edit and re-edit my work. media type="custom" key="4497568"
 * 1)  clarifying your main idea
 * 2)  planning your work
 * 3)  collecting your information
 * 4)  organising and structuring your information
 * 5)  writing the first draft
 * 6)  checking and re-drafting