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Eapp Report
Eapp Report
Writer's name
Thesis statement
Summary (around 10% of the paper)
Objective or purpose
Other perspectives in explaining the concepts and ideas It is best to ask the
following questions:
B. Relate the content of the work to what you already know about the topic. This will make you more engaged in the
article or book..
C. Focus on discussing how the work treats the topic and not the topic itself. Use phrases such as this work presents and
the author argues.
D. Situate your review. This means that your analysis should be anchored on the theories e. presented by the writer
or creator. Report the type of analysis or mode of presentation the writer used and how this type of analysis
supports the arguments and claims.
E. presented by the writer or creator. Report the type of analysis or mode of presentation the writer used and
how this type of analysis supports the arguments and claims.
F. Examine whether the findings are adequately supported and how the connections between
ideas affect the conclusions and findings.
G. Suggest points for improvement of the reasoning, explanation, and presentation of ideas, as well as alternative
methods and processes of reasoning.
H. Compare the writer's explanation of the topic to that of another expert from the same field of study.
I. Point out other conclusions or interpretations that the writer missed out. Present other ideas that need
to be examined.
J. State your agreement or disagreement to the writer's ideas along with an explanation for it
C. For artworks, describe the material in simple terms to help your readers visualize it refrain from being vague or
abstract.
3. On a general note, your reaction paper's conclusion may focus on the
answers to the following questions.
A. Did the work hold your interest? b. Did the work annoy or
excite you?
E. Did the work remind you of other materials that you have read,
viewed, or listened t the past?