Lab reports are used across a range of subjects, and they require very different skills to writing essays or literature reviews. Get the know-how you need to avoid losing marks and write your report with ease.
- Understand the structure so you know what’s different before you start
- Avoid wasting time with insider tips on style and content
- Check your final report so you submit your best work.
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A Super Quick guide to demystifying lab reports and building your confidence and skills to write the best report you can.
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Section 1 What is a lab report for? |
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Section 2 What are the different sections in a lab report? |
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Section 3 What different types of lab report are there? |
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Section 4 How do I start writing my lab report? |
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Section 5 What style of writing do I use? |
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Section 6 What visuals can I use in my lab report? |
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Section 7 How and where do I refer to published work? |
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Section 8 How much do I write? |
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Section 9 What is my tutor looking for? |
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Section 10 How can I check I have done a good job? |
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| Final checklist: How to know you are done |
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Diana Hopkins is a linguist, teacher trainer, and author who has taught in higher education institutions across the world. Her book, Grammar for IELTS, has sold over 200,000 copies. She is now a Freelance Consultant, previously Course Leader in the Academic Skills Centre at The University of Bath, and a senior fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).
Tom Reid is a Freelance Consultant, previously Course Leader in the Academic Skills Centre at The University of Bath. He is a management specialist, and has designed and directed academic skills programmes at universities including Kent at Canterbury and Bath Spa. He is a senior fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA).
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