Tham khảo tài liệu 'writing skills in practice health professionals phần 7', ngoại ngữ, ngữ pháp tiếng anh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | 192 WRITING SKILLS IN PRACTICE Review Leave time at the end to read back through your answer. You may want to add in a vital piece of information. Astute editing will also help improve the quality and accuracy of your work. Emergency solutions Sometimes plans go astray and you will need to take emergency action Running out of time - jot down in note form the points that would have completed your essay. The examiner may give you some credit for this information. Forgetting a name - do not waste time desperately trying to think of the name of a source. Indicate you know that the information is from another source by using a general reference like researchers have found . Forgetting facts or figures - if you have forgotten a piece of information indicate to the examiner how you would go about finding it out. For example if you have forgotten the side effects of a drug describe how you would find them out. Action Points 1. Familiarise yourself with exam papers from previous years. 2. Make up mind maps for key topic areas. 3. Work with a friend on analysing a title and drawing up an essay plan. Set yourself a time limit and write an answer based on your plan. Summary Points Summative assessments are set at the end of a study unit term or academic year. Preparation is the key to achieving a good standard of written work under exam conditions. Find out how and when you will be assessed. ASSESSMENT 193 Revise notes at consistent and regular intervals. Use mind maps to help in recall of information. Practise analysing the title drafting a plan and writing an answer within a set time period. In the exam Read the paper carefully. Choose questions wisely. Make a plan. Leave time at the end to review your answer. 12 Dissertations A dissertation is an extended piece of written work that forms part of the final assessment on diploma courses and such like. It is distinguished from other essays submitted as coursework by its length and detailed treatment of its subject. Each .
