Excerpt 3Steps to Writing Your ConclusionStart by reviewing your introduction and following that structure when wrapping up your report. Next, restate the purpose and goals of the study undertaken. Then, indicate the methods and procedures you used to conduct an experiment to test your research question. For example, briefly describe your procedures for growing one group of 4-inch tomato seedlings in a windowsill and another group under artificial light to examine how sunlight affects plant growth and color.Next, objectively share your observations, summarize your data, and analyze what your findings suggest to you about the subject you’re investigating. Evaluate whether your data tend to support or contradict your original research hypothesis. Disclose any errors in your methodology. In addition, offer interesting ideas for changing the experiment in slightly different ways. You may also want to mention applications of your research to everyday life.3. This is excerpted from how to write _______ conclusion. A: a lab report B: a research proposal C: a progress report D: a feasibility analysis report
Excerpt 3Steps to Writing Your ConclusionStart by reviewing your introduction and following that structure when wrapping up your report. Next, restate the purpose and goals of the study undertaken. Then, indicate the methods and procedures you used to conduct an experiment to test your research question. For example, briefly describe your procedures for growing one group of 4-inch tomato seedlings in a windowsill and another group under artificial light to examine how sunlight affects plant growth and color.Next, objectively share your observations, summarize your data, and analyze what your findings suggest to you about the subject you’re investigating. Evaluate whether your data tend to support or contradict your original research hypothesis. Disclose any errors in your methodology. In addition, offer interesting ideas for changing the experiment in slightly different ways. You may also want to mention applications of your research to everyday life.3. This is excerpted from how to write _______ conclusion. A: a lab report B: a research proposal C: a progress report D: a feasibility analysis report
Excerpt 3l Steps to Writing Your Conclusionl Start by reviewing your introduction and following that structure when wrapping up your report. Next, restate the purpose and goals of the study undertaken. Then, indicate the methods and procedures you used to conduct an experiment to test your research question. For example, briefly describe your procedures for growing one group of 4-inch tomato seedlings in a windowsill and another group under artificial light to examine how sunlight affects plant growth and color.l Next, objectively share your observations, summarize your data, and analyze what your findings suggest to you about the subject you’re investigating. Evaluate whether your data tend to support or contradict your original research hypothesis. Disclose any errors in your methodology. In addition, offer interesting ideas for changing the experiment in slightly different ways. You may also want to mention applications of your research to everyday life.3. This is excerpted from how to write _______ conclusion. A: a lab report B: a research proposal C: a progress report D: a feasibility analysis report
Excerpt 3l Steps to Writing Your Conclusionl Start by reviewing your introduction and following that structure when wrapping up your report. Next, restate the purpose and goals of the study undertaken. Then, indicate the methods and procedures you used to conduct an experiment to test your research question. For example, briefly describe your procedures for growing one group of 4-inch tomato seedlings in a windowsill and another group under artificial light to examine how sunlight affects plant growth and color.l Next, objectively share your observations, summarize your data, and analyze what your findings suggest to you about the subject you’re investigating. Evaluate whether your data tend to support or contradict your original research hypothesis. Disclose any errors in your methodology. In addition, offer interesting ideas for changing the experiment in slightly different ways. You may also want to mention applications of your research to everyday life.3. This is excerpted from how to write _______ conclusion. A: a lab report B: a research proposal C: a progress report D: a feasibility analysis report