This is an embarrassing post. The whole point of PD2 is teaching you how to write a report. They even give you a rubric, and lessons on each individual component of the report.
I'm surprised too as I felt the instructions on the PD2 report were pretty clear. Regardless, I don't think anybody on OMGUW can provide instructions that are clearer than what's posted on the course website. If you're really lost you may want to ask for help directly from the TAs
Read through the course content - there's lots of guidelines and checklists to help you. Then if you're still totally confused, email pd2@uwaterloo.ca.
If your problem is the actual writing and not the organization, just pick one of the topics at random and go for it. The topics are so broad that you should be able to turn out 5-6 double-spaced pages (with tables and/or figures) in no time.
This is an embarrassing post. The whole point of PD2 is teaching you how to write a report. They even give you a rubric, and lessons on each individual component of the report.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised too as I felt the instructions on the PD2 report were pretty clear. Regardless, I don't think anybody on OMGUW can provide instructions that are clearer than what's posted on the course website. If you're really lost you may want to ask for help directly from the TAs
DeleteRead through the course content - there's lots of guidelines and checklists to help you. Then if you're still totally confused, email pd2@uwaterloo.ca.
ReplyDeleteIf your problem is the actual writing and not the organization, just pick one of the topics at random and go for it. The topics are so broad that you should be able to turn out 5-6 double-spaced pages (with tables and/or figures) in no time.