READING AND WRITING - LESSON 2

• Introduction - starting point for your book review for article critique.
• Body - Analysis and evaluation part of the review or critique paper.
• Conclusion - A brief summary of your overall evaluation of material.
• Position Paper - Also known as point of view paper, is used to claim a one-side position on a specific issue.
• Research report - the systemic investigation into and study of materials and sources to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
• formal research - done when you conduct a through inquiry on a particular topic.
• informal research - conducted on tasks that do not require a highly structured paper as an output.
• Literature review - An integrated analysis and synthesis of scholarly articles related to the topics issues.
• Chronological Literature review - type of review where the information is arranged sequentially in the progression of time.
• Thematic Literature review - Type of review that defines or describes a theory or categories significant to one's research.
• Project Proposal - Sometimes referred to as 'Terms of Reference', is a document used to present the general plan and justification to pursue a project.
• Solicited Proposal - a type of proposal requested by business and government agencies.
• Unsolicited Proposal - a type of work proposal submitted voluntarily.
• Grant - a type of proposal asking for financial solicitation that is related to business and not work.
• Project Description - contains necessary information such as project title, type of project, project proponents, number of beneficiaries, location of beneficiaries.