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Week 6 - Quarter 2 - EAPP - Module 8

The document discusses summarizing findings from research in narrative and graphic forms. It explains that findings should be listed and can be arranged chronologically or logically. Findings can be written in narrative paragraphs or displayed in tables, figures, charts, diagrams, graphs or pie charts. The final report must coherently communicate the results.

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Week 6 - Quarter 2 - EAPP - Module 8

The document discusses summarizing findings from research in narrative and graphic forms. It explains that findings should be listed and can be arranged chronologically or logically. Findings can be written in narrative paragraphs or displayed in tables, figures, charts, diagrams, graphs or pie charts. The final report must coherently communicate the results.

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Summarizing Findings and

Executing Reports Through


Narrative and Visual/Graphic
Forms
English for Academic & Professional
Purposes
Module 8 – Week 6 (Quarter 2)
At the end of this module:

Write a narration Create a graphic Formulate conclusions


based on the given organizer based on and recommendations
findings. the given findings; based on the given
findings.
Formal Reports
Formal reports can be presented in
narrative or graphical forms.
It is the duty of the reporter to
make sure that the results and final
report are coherent with each
other.
It is for this reason that students
must know how to translate
findings into paragraphs and if
possible, into graphic forms.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
The findings of a research, a
survey, an observation, or an
experiment are reported in a list
form.
The listed items are numbered and
sequenced in a manner deemed fit
by the reporter.
Thus, findings may be arranged
chronologically or logically from
the most important to the least
important.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
As far as research reports are
concerned, the findings follow
the sequencing of the
specific problems
enumerated in the statement
of the problem section of the
introduction.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
The summarized findings are
written in the present tense,
active or passive voice, and
indicative mood.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
They may contain statistics
(quantities, decimal numbers,
percentages, ratios, and
proportions). However, these
statistics are limited to general
or salient items.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
Moreover, insignificant or unnecessary
findings are excluded from the list.
Summarizing Findings in
Narrative Forms
Presented in a tabular format or in another
form, the main findings are expected to
provide key information concerning the
quality of evidence gathered through the
survey, experiment, observation, or another
method and the sum of available data of the
main outcomes.
Data in Graphic Forms
Graphic organizers such as tables, figures, or
charts may be used in presenting data from
surveys, interviews, or experiments.
Data in Graphic Forms
Diagrams/Figures illustrate concepts or
processes.
Data in Graphic Forms
Tables are used to present numerical
information
Data in Graphic Forms
Line graphs are used to present trends over
time.
Data in Graphic Forms
Pie charts are used to illustrate proportions.
Data in Graphic Forms
Bar graphs are used to compare two or more
values with certain variables.
Activities to Answer

What’s More:
Independent Assessment 2 (10 points)
Assessment: (5 points)

TOTAL: 15 points

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