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The finding gives the denominator.
Class 8 · English Medium · Pearson Edexcel · English
Organise a report and separate findings from recommendations.
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A report’s findings describe the evidence collected; its recommendations propose action. Use headings to make this distinction visible. The source and limits of a small survey belong beside the finding, not hidden behind a sweeping conclusion.
Finding: Twelve members answered the club survey; eight requested longer opening. Recommendation: Trial one longer afternoon and record actual attendance. The twelve are respondents, not the entire school.
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The finding gives the denominator.
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Eight respondents made that request.
recommendation
It proposes action.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
Most respondents in this small group wanted longer opening; the response may not represent the whole school.
Explain the group and limit.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
How many pupils attend during the extra time compared with a similar ordinary afternoon?
Specify an observable comparison.
Write a report using fictional labelled data, with separate findings, limits and recommendations.
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