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• What are definitions essential for in schoolwork?

  They serve as a frame of reference.
• Why is it important to define concepts?

  It clarifies meanings and limits scope.
• What do limiting the scope of a definition help avoid?

  Misinterpretations and vague notions.
• What are the different techniques of defining a term?

  1. Formal Definition
  2. Informal Definition
  3. Extended Definition
• What does a formal definition include?

  Term, class, and distinguishing features.
• What is an example of a formal definition?

  Bicycle: a mode of transport with two wheels.
• What does an informal definition lack?

  Distinguishing features of the term.
• When is an extended definition often needed?

  When defining abstract or broad concepts.
• What does an extended definition include?

  Term, class, distinguishing features, and extended description.
• What is democracy defined as?

  A form of government with equal citizen participation.
• What are different ways of giving definitions?

  • By synonym
  • By function
  • By analogy/analysis
  • By comparison and contrast
• What is a concept paper also known as?

  Proposal.
• What questions does a concept paper answer?

  What is it? What about it?
• What does a concept paper start with?

  Definitions of the term or concepts.
• What is the purpose of a concept paper?

  To clarify the essence of an idea or concept.
• What are the uses of a concept paper?

  1. Basis for thesis/project proposal.
  2. Determine proposal acceptability.
  3. Attract potential funding agencies.
  4. Gather feedback before full proposal submission.
• What are the parts of a concept paper for project proposals?

  1. Cover Page
  2. Introduction
  3. Rationale/Background
  4. Project Description
  5. Project Needs/Costs
• What are the parts of a concept paper for academic research?

  1. Title Page
  2. Background of Study
  3. Preliminary Literature Review
  4. Statement of the Problem
  5. Research Methodology
  6. Timeline
  7. Reference
• What are infographics intended to do?

  Present information quickly and clearly.
• How do infographics improve cognition?

  By enhancing the visual system's ability.
• What is an argumentative essay?

  An academic paper taking a position on an issue.
• What does the introduction of an argumentative essay contain?

  A hook and thesis statement.
• What should the body of an argumentative essay include?

  At least three arguments and one rebuttal.
• What is the purpose of the conclusion in an argumentative essay?

  Summarize main points and leave a mark.
• What is an argument defined as?

  A set of claims supported by evidence.
• What is the first step in analyzing an argument?

  Read the argument and instructions carefully.
• What should you evaluate when analyzing an argument?

  The use of evidence and logical connections.
• What are key concepts in analyzing an argument?

  Argument, assumption, alternative explanation, counterexample.
• What are the steps for analyzing an argument?

  1. Read the argument and instructions.
  2. Identify claims, conclusions, and assumptions.
  3. Think of alternative explanations and counterexamples.
  4. Consider additional evidence.
  5. Ask what changes would improve reasoning.
• What is the Toulmin model?

  A common format for argumentative essays.
• What does the Rogerian model analyze?

  Two sides of an argument.
• What are reports used for?

  Information and analysis towards solutions.
• What are the different kinds of reports?

  1. Informal reports

  • Informational report
  • Analytical report

  1. Formal reports

  • Proposals/Recommendations
  • Feasibility Reports
  • Business Plans
  • Survey Report
• What is the purpose of an informal report?

  Conduct business and research studies.
• What does an analytical report focus on?

  Analyzing data for better strategies.
• What is a formal report?

  A longer detailed informative report.
• What are the steps in developing a questionnaire?

  1. Purpose
  2. Use
  3. Target
  4. Method
  5. Types
  6. Writing
  7. Arranging
  8. Testing
  9. Revising
• What are the steps in conducting a survey report?

  1. Be certain with your goals.
  2. Polish your questionnaires.
  3. Set an appointment with respondents.
  4. Collect responses.
  5. Conduct data analysis.
  6. Write the final draft.