Write your lab report
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Write your lab report
(Super quick skills)
SAGE, 2020
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Bibliography: p. 144
Description and Table of Contents
Description
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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Table of Contents
What is a lab report for?
What are the different sections in a lab report?
What different types of lab report are there?
How do I start writing my lab report?
What style of writing do I use?
What visuals can I use in my lab report?
How and where do I refer to published work?
How much do I write?
What is my tutor looking for?
How can I check I have done a good job?
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