This document provides criteria for writing a non-chronological report, including having an opening sentence that introduces the topic, organizing notes into main ideas and paragraphs, using sub-headings, asking questions, putting ideas in logical order, using formal language without personal pronouns, sticking to facts while adding interest, and closing with a paragraph that summarizes key points.
This document provides criteria for writing a non-chronological report, including having an opening sentence that introduces the topic, organizing notes into main ideas and paragraphs, using sub-headings, asking questions, putting ideas in logical order, using formal language without personal pronouns, sticking to facts while adding interest, and closing with a paragraph that summarizes key points.
This document provides criteria for writing a non-chronological report, including having an opening sentence that introduces the topic, organizing notes into main ideas and paragraphs, using sub-headings, asking questions, putting ideas in logical order, using formal language without personal pronouns, sticking to facts while adding interest, and closing with a paragraph that summarizes key points.
reports What are the features? Criteria for report writing
To write a good report follow the rules in
this Powerpoint and keep checking your work to see you have remembered everything. Opening sentence
Make sure your opening sentence or
paragraph lets the reader know what your report is going to be about. Avoid saying, ‘My report is going to be about….’, or ‘I am writing a report about….’ Notes for the report
Organise your notes into main ideas and
write a paragraph for each main idea. Sub-headings
It is a good idea to use sub-headings for
each new part of your subject. It also helps you to remember to use paragraphs! Questions
Questions are a good way of making
your reader think. Ideas
Make sure you put your ideas in a logical
order. Don’t move backwards and forwards from one idea to another. Language to use
Use formal and impersonal language.
You will need to be business-like. Talk about ‘people’ and ‘they’. Try not to use personal pronouns, such as I or me. Information
Stick to the facts!
Try to use some descriptive phrases to add interest to your report. How to end the report!