[header] How to write a report quickly and painlessly [title] Brainstorm ideas. [step] Once you've established what your report will focus on, write down everything that you know about the topic. This will give you a place to start.
[header] How to write a report quickly and painlessly [title] Brainstorm ideas. [step] Once you've established what your report will focus on, write down everything that you know about the topic. This will give you a place to start.
A good first draft might include questions from the review you just completed and anything related to the topic. [substeps] For example, maybe you are writing a report about how poorly organized a public school is. [substeps] A fresh scene in a book you haven't read in awhile may be difficult to write. Sure, there's a lot going on, but other details such as where or what the book would be about, may come up if you don't do enough research. Even if you don't know much about the topic, having a starting point for your research alleviates the pressure of not knowing where to start in the writing process. [substeps] As you write down what you know about the topic, look for gaps in your knowledge. [substeps] Keep a journal for brainstorming about possible problem areas. You can freewrite as much as you want during the introductory paragraph (after which the part of your report may end).