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              How to write a scientific report 
              Use this as a guide to writing your scientific report. 
              Title 
                  •    The heading of your report. Include the date and who did the experiment. 
              Aim 
                  •    The purpose of your investigation in 1 – 2 sentences. 
              Hypothesis 
                  •    An educated guess in 1 – 2 sentences about what you think is going to happen. 
                  •    Base your guess on your secondary data. 
              Methodology 
                  •    An outline of the method used to do your investigation, with numbered steps. 
                  •    Include an equipment list (size & quantity) and risk assessment. 
                  •    Include a labelled diagram to show how the experiment was set up. 
              Results 
                  •    A summary of your primary data gathered in the field. 
                  •    Include raw data and your sketches, diagrams and observations. 
                  •    Collate and present data in table and/or graph. 
              Discussion 
                  •    An essay about what you discovered during the experiment. Include: 
                           o  an introduction statement and define any terms 
                           o  a body that compares and explains the primary and secondary data to the aim or 
                                hypothesis 
                           o  explanations of what was difficult or what went wrong and how you overcome 
                                problems. 
                           o  ideas for further experiments. 
              Conclusion 
                  •    A statement answering the aim and whether the hypothesis is supported or not. 
                  •    Include a short summary of evidence and any recommendations or future actions to be 
                       taken. 
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