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Writing of investigative reports.

1) Selected materials to highlight the point of view. There are several common ways to use materials to illustrate a point:

1. Use typical examples.

2. There is a comparison method.

3. Use precise numbers.

2) Proceed from reality and arrange the structure. The structure of the investigation report is generally determined according to the content and expression needs of the article, and in addition to the title, there are usually three parts: the beginning, the main body and the end.

1. Beginning. Generally speaking, the investigation report is often preceded by a paragraph without any subheadings as the beginning, similar to the introduction in a message. The beginning of the investigation report serves as a "hint" of the full text, which must be concise and concise to help readers understand the full text correctly and profoundly.

2. The main body (body). This section deals with the specific situations, practices and experiences that have been obtained from the research. In order to make the eyebrows clear, the outline is often listed, and the subheadings are indicated, and the common arrangements are as follows:

1) Write according to the process of generation, development, and change of things.

2) Write using the method of comparative comparison.

3) According to the characteristics of the content, list several aspects of the problem.

3. Ending. This section is the conclusion of the investigation report, i.e. the conclusion of the full text.

1.Formulation of the question.

2.Survey methodology.

3.The content of the survey.

4.Conclusion.

1. The basic requirements and content of the research report.

1. Topic. The requirements are clear, clear, concise and eye-catching. Generally, subheadings are not used, and the number of words should not be too long.

2. Summary. It is required to summarize the full text accurately, concisely and concisely.

3. Introduction (or preface, formulation of questions). The introduction is not the main part of the report, so it should be concise and to the point. Topics include:

1. Raise research questions; 2. Introduce the background of the research; 3. Point out the purpose of the research; 4. Clarify the hypothesis of the investigation (if necessary); 5. Explain the significance of the research.

Fourth, research methods. Different topics have different research methods. Such as questionnaire survey method, experimental research method, action research method, experience summary method, etc., which is an important part of the research report.

Taking the questionnaire survey method as an example, its content should include: 1. The object of the survey and its sampling; 2. Selection of survey methods; 3. Control of relevant and irrelevant factors (if necessary); 4. Operating procedures and methods; 5. Definition of operational concepts (if necessary); 6. Statistical methods of survey results.

5. Survey results and analysis. This is the main part of the research report: the reality and the material are required.

1. Combining scientificity with popularity, analyzing and discussing should be realistic, and subjective judgments should be avoided. Its contents: 1. Express the research results in different forms (such as figures and tables); 2. Describe the difference in the level of significance of the statistics (if required); 3. Analyze the results.

6. Discussion (or summary). This is also the main part of the research report. Its contents:

1. The scientificity of the research method of this topic; 2. The reliability of the research results of this topic; 3. The value of the research results; 4. The limitations of the current research on this topic; 5. Suggestions for further research. VII. Conclusions. This is the essence of the research report.

The text should be concise, worded, prudent, rigorous, and logical. Main contents: 1. What problems have been solved by the investigation, and what problems have not been solved; 2. What problems do the survey results illustrate and whether the original hypothesis is realized; 3. Point out the issues that need to be further studied.

An investigation report generally consists of two parts: a title and a body.

a) Title. Titles can be written in two ways. One is the standardized title style, that is, "the subject of the article" plus "language", and the basic format is "investigation report on ", "investigation report on ", "investigation", etc.

The other is a free-style title, which includes three types: declarative, question-based, and a combination of main and subtitle.

b) Text. The text is generally divided into three parts: the preface, the main body, and the ending.

1 Introduction. There are several ways to write it: the first is to state the cause or purpose of the investigation, the time and place, the object or scope, the process and method, and the composition of the personnel and other circumstances of the investigation itself, from which the central question or basic conclusion can be derived; The second is to write down the historical background, general development process, current situation, main achievements, outstanding problems and other basic information of the survey object, and then put forward the central question or main viewpoint; The third is to get straight to the point and directly summarize the results of the investigation, such as affirming the practice, pointing out the problem, prompting the impact, and explaining the central content.

The preface plays the role of the finishing touch, and it should be concise and concise, and the topic should be straight to the point.

2 Subject. This is the most important part of the investigation report, which details the basic situation, practices, and experiences of the investigation and research, as well as the various specific understandings, views, and basic conclusions drawn from the analysis of the materials obtained from the investigation and research.

3. Ending. There are also many ways to write at the end, which can be buried to put forward ways to solve the problem, countermeasures or suggestions for the next step to improve the work; or summarize the main ideas of the whole text to further deepen the theme; or ask questions that provoke further thought; Or look to the future, give encouragement and call to action.

So-and-so called for the destruction of the investigation report.

Body: Time.

Dates and aftermath.

Procedures for Writing Social Practice Survey Reports.

Generally speaking, social practice survey report writing goes through the following five procedures:

1.Decide on a topic.

The theme is the soul of the investigative report, and it is of decisive significance to the success or failure of the investigative report writing. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the topic of determination:

The subject matter of the report should be consistent with the subject of the investigation;

The theme should be redefined based on the results of the survey and analysis;

The theme should be small and focused; Coordinate with the title to avoid mismatching. �

2.Trade-offs in materials.

The completeness of the system obtained through statistical analysis and theoretical analysis"Survey data"It is still necessary to carefully select when organizing the investigation report, and it is not possible or necessary to write all the reports, so it is necessary to pay attention to the trade-offs. How to choose the material? Select materials related to the theme, remove irrelevant, irrelevant, secondary, and non-essential materials, and make the theme focused, distinct, and prominent; Pay attention to the combination of material points and surfaces, materials should not only support a certain point in the report, but also support each other to form an "atmosphere" on the surface;

3.Among the available useful materials, it is necessary to compare, identify, and select the best materials to support the author's opinion, so that each material is equal to ten.

3.Layout and outline.

This is a key part of the conception of the investigative report. Layout refers to the form of presentation of the investigation report, which is reflected in the outline of the article"Skeleton"。The process of drawing up an outline is actually a process of further classifying and framing the survey materials.

The principles of the framework are:"Around the theme, layer by layer, interlocking"。The characteristic of the outline or skeleton is its internal logic, which requires that the outline must be clear and hierarchical.

There are two kinds of outlines of the investigation report, one is the viewpoint outline, that is, the opinions formed by the investigators in the investigation and research are listed one by one according to the logical relationship. The other is an item-type outline, that is, chapters, sections, and items expressed in hierarchical meanings, and outlines are written one by one. It is also possible to combine these two outlines to make an outline.

4.Drafting of social practice reports.

This is the writing stage of the investigative report. It is necessary to write in an orderly manner according to the topic that has been decided, the materials that have been chosen, and the outline of the writing. In the process of writing, it is necessary to choose language based on actual needs and flexibly divide paragraphs.

When writing the text, pay attention to: reasonable structure (title, introduction, body, ending, paragraph); The text of the report is standardized, aesthetic and readable, such as:"Formulate preferential policies to introduce urgently needed talents"，"Use the competition mechanism to revitalize the existing talents", (article paragraph entry point of view); Easy to read through.

Pay attention to the use of numbers, charts, and professional terms, so that they can be explained in simple terms, and the language is expressive, accurate, distinct, vivid, and simple.

5.Revise the Social Practice Report.

After the social practice report is drafted, it should be seriously revised. The main purpose is to check the subject, material, structure, language and punctuation marks of the report, and add, delete, change and adjust them. After these tasks have been completed, the final manuscript can be submitted for submission or publication.