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Report Writing Worksheet: Objectives & Types

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LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET IN
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL
PURPOSES
Worksheet No. 14, 1st Semester
Learner’s Name: ____________________________________________________
Grade Level and Section: __________________________ Date: _____________
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I. LEARNING SKILLS
A. Most Essential Learning Competency

Determines the objectives and various kinds of reports.
(CS_EN11/12A-EAPP-lle-j-7)
B. Objective
At the end of this learning journey, I would be able to:
 Determine the objectives and various kinds of reports.
II. INTRODUCTORY CONCEPT
Report can be defined as a systematic, articulate, and orderly presentation of
research work in a written form covering a wide range of topics/subjects, but with
focus in transmitting information with a clear purpose, to a specific audience.
Hence, most official form of information or work are completed via report.
Moreover, a key feature of report is that it is formally structured in sections so the
use of sections makes it easy for the reader to jump straight to the information they
need. Each section of report has its own purpose and will need to be written in an
appropriate style.
The most common types of reports can be categorized into three (3), namely
1; TECHNICAL AND BUSINESS disciplines with an applied focus such as
Engineering, Information Technology, Commerce, Accounting and Finance, will set
report writing assignments that simulate the process of report writing in industry.
Technical writing is form of writing technical communication or documentation in
science and technology or applied science that helps people understand a product
or service. The main purpose of technical writing is to inform and to trigger the
person into action such as purchasing a product or service. Its purpose may also
be instruct persuade, but never to entertain. 2); FIELD REPORTS are common
in disciplines such as Law, Industrial Relations, Psychology, Nursing, History and
Education. These types of reports require the student to analyse his or her
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observations of phenomena or events in the real world in light of theories studied
in the course. The purpose of a field report in the social sciences is to describe the
observation of people, places, and/or events and to analyze that observation data
in order to identify and categorize common themes in relation to the research
problem underpinning the study. The content represents the researcher's
interpretation of meaning found in data that has been gathered during one or more
observational events. 3); SCIENTIFIC REPORTS are another kind of report.
They are common in all the Sciences and Social Sciences. These reports use a
standard scientific report format describing methods, results and conclusions to
report upon an empirical investigation. The purpose of a science report is to clearly
communicate your key message about why your scientific findings are meaningful.
To sum it up, the data and information communicated through report writing is
a product of a research and analysis of data and of issues. Hence, it should be
well-written and clearly structured and expressed in a way that it holds the reader’s
attention and meets their expectations.
III. ACTIVITIES
PRACTICE TASK
TASK I: Multiple Choice
Read and analyze the following statements about the various types
and objectives of report writing and choose the best answer.
1. Monica, the SSG President of Bugao National High school was
tasked to submit a narrative report for the recently concluded ‘SSG
Induction Ceremonies’, which among the most common types of
report does narrative report is categorized?
a. Field reports
c. Technical/Busines
b. Scientific reports
s reports
d. Business reports
2. The following are true in writing field reports, which among the items
is not observed in writing field reports?
a. Unsystematically observe and accurately record the varying
aspects of a situation.
b. Always approach your field study with a detailed protocol about
what your will observe.
c. Keeps the report’s aims in mind while observing.
d. Concisely observe, record and analyze what you see in the
context of a theoretical framework.
3. Eugine is a Grade 12 student of Supang-Datag National High School
under TVL-EIM, as part of the academic requirements in completing
the program, his class adviser tasked them to prepare a detailed
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report about the processes during their industry immersion. What
type of report should Eugine prepare?
a. Scientific report
d. None
of
the
b. Technical/Busines
choices
are
s report
correct
c. Field report
4. Field reports are said to be common in disciplines such as Law,
Industrial Relations, Psychology, Nursing, History and Education. In
what science does the aforementioned disciplines belong to?
a. Soft science
b. Hard science
c. Earth and life
science
d. Historical Science
5. Clarence is a research student who is presently working on a study
in understanding the psychological effects of community quarantine
to Senior High School students of San Miguel Rural Development
High School. What particular report is Clarence engaged in?
a. Field report
b. Scientific report
c. Soft science
d. Hard science
TASK II. MATCHING TYPE
The following are the suggested essential parts of research report.
Match column A with column B.
Column A
Column B
A. Review of Related
Literature
B. Research
Methodology
1. It contextualizes and sets the tone and
direction of research writing.
2. This provides study background and
environment.
3. This portion contains the processes and
the descriptions of the research study.
4. This contains the data analysis and data
presentation.
5. This are inferences, deductions,
abstractions, implications,
interpretations, and generalizations
based on research findings.
6. A part of the paper where you make
suggestions about some resolutions as a
response to the research problem.
C. Body of the Report
D. Recommendation
E. Conclusions
F. Introductory Phase
A. Assessment
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PRACTICE TASK 3. TRUE OR FALSE
Carefully read and analyze through the following statements regarding the
different objectives of reports. Write TRUE if the statement is correct, otherwise
FALSE.
1. The main purpose of technical writing is to inform and to trigger the person into
action such as purchasing a product or service.
2. Field reports facilitate the development of data collection techniques and
observation skills and they help you to understand how theory applies to real world
situations.
3. Technical writing is form of writing technical communication or documentation
in science and technology or applied science that helps people understand a
product or service.
4. The purpose of a scientific report is to clearly communicate your key message
about why your scientific findings are meaningful.
5. Reports communicate information which has been compiled as a result of
research and analysis of data and of issues.
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V. REFERENCES
Department of Education, Region V Bicol. (2020). English for academic
and professional purposes: Quarter 2 - Module 4 (Determines the
objectives and structures of various kinds of reports)
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Prepared by:
DAVID B. SARMIENTO/TII
Catanduanes National High School
Schools Division Office of Catanduanes
Quality Assured by:
GINA B. PANTINO, Ed.D.
Education Program Supervisor-English
SDO LIGAO CITY CONTEXTUALIZATION TEAM
Contextualized by:
BRENDA MAE R. QUINTO
SHS Teacher I, Paulba National High School
Quality Assured by:
JOE-BREN L. CONSUELO, EdD
Education Program Supervisor-English
DIEGO A. PERCIANA
Teacher I, Deogracias P. Princesa Memorial High School
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