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THE BASIC RULES IN WRITING A SCIENTIFIC REPORT PREPARATORY COMMMENTS: It is important that every student gets the opportunity to write concise laboratory reports about their experiences with class exercises. This will not only give the student writing practice, but will also help students organize and evaluate their results in terms of scientific literature. The format of scientific writing is more restricted than the format of a short story or novel. ... Each portion of a report (e. ... Finally, it is advised that a students in Pre-AP and AP courses read numerous journal articles (at the library) before he or she attempt to write a report based on that format. THE PORTIONS OF THE REPORT: A note before you begin: Certain practices are appropriate for a high school-level assignment and certain practices are not appropriate. ... , are also non-acceptable practices for any writing assignments. Abstract- This portion of the report should be short (typically one paragraph) concise summary of your results and their importance to known scientific data. ... As with the rest of the laboratory report, use past tense when referring to experiments that have occurred. The abstract is most easily composed after the rest of the report has been entirely written. |
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