Draft the research report body, writing one organized section under each outline heading.
Now you write the draft, one section at a time, following your outline headings. Each section should open with a topic sentence naming what that section covers, then present the notes from that category as clear, complete sentences -- not just a list of facts.
Writing section by section, rather than trying to write the whole report at once, makes a long report feel manageable. Finish one heading before moving to the next.
Mastery looks like: They draft each outline section with a topic sentence and notes expanded into clear, connected sentences.
Common stumbles: Stringing notes together as a choppy list of facts instead of writing connected, flowing sentences.
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