TIPS & TRICK

1. Find out the requirements

2. Pick the right type. Descriptive or Informative or Critical
Informative : Results and conclusions
3. Consider your readers
4. Explain the importance of your research
Why you decided to conduct this research in the first place
Why it matters to you and could matter to others
How the research went and what results it brought
Why others should spend their time and effort reading your entire work
5. Explain the problem and your methods
Evidence to support your research
6. Avoid copy-pasting
New vocabulary and phrase structure will help you avoid redundancy
Dont give any explanations or definitions (don't too detail)
7. Well structure and logical
Say exactly what you want to say
8. Key phrases and words
Try to guess what people could be looking for so that your work pops out at the top
of search results
Keywords can determine how review committees or editors judge your work
9. Sum it up
Informative : Explain what answers the research helped you find and if it supported
your original argument
10. Editing and proofreading