Case: F3 | Write the introduction

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Get your readers warmed up

13-04-2021 206 views 0

F3 | Write the introduction

What is the value of a good introduction?

Here are some objective reasons that show why you need to pay attention to the introduction.

Create the best first impression.
The first few sentences will tell a lot about you, the author.
Readers will instantly value your writing style. Fundamental mistakes or tiring long sentences that don’t have any value for a reader can cause a low rate of the whole report. So stay on topic and write things down that can be understood easily. Pinpoint he important points of your work.
Map for the report.
Don’t repeat each paragraph of your report but mention the major arguments and ideas. Make sure you mention your role and do not forget to summarize the business case.
Inciting role. This is the warming up part.
You have to motivate your readers to continue reading your report. Explain the aim you want to achieve in your report. What is your report an answer to? To whom is it worth paying attention to? What have you discovered, conducting the activities of the program?

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What to do?

First, make a brief outline of your introduction before you start writing.
Why? Well, it’s simply not useful to cover all topics of your plan. Stick to the main principles; you might as well say something about yourself and the way you’ve been handling so far. Therefore, you’ve got to figure out which content you think is most applicable to know before your readers start turning the other pages of your plan. It works fine to make a brief summary in bullet points.
Now, start writing the introduction paragraph of your plan.
Keep it short; maximum one A4. Make sure that you follow the suggestions mentioned earlier.
Check your work on grammatical and spelling mistakes.

You will be asked to upload your introduction.

Which standards apply?

In the introduction paragraph contains a concise referral to both role and business case. This is critical.
The introduction contains relevant background information.
The introduction emphasizes the main goal of the report, often a referral to the business case or the professional challenge that comes with it.
The writing has to be clear, specific and to the point.
The work has to be free of any textual mistakes.

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Concrete, realistic situations are individually analysed; afterwards, the resulting vision is presented and discussed in the group.
The individual’s vision is reappraised after seeking additional information. The different visions are selected and appraised.

Students are divided into small groups (6 to 12 students) and are presented with a problem. The problem is analysed in the group: what do we already know; what do we not yet know; and what do we still have to find out? (= formulation of learning goals).
Students then work individually or in a group to analyse the problem in-depth (= self-study).
Finally, the group comes together again, students report back and test whether the problem is now better understood.

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