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unusual,distinctive, innovative, and/or novel

aspects of the approach, showing why the
The Concept Paper applicant's team has the best solution and
presenting a compelling case for
Concept Paper- defines an idea or a funding.Also included in the project
concept and explains its essence to clarify description are the following parts:
the "whatness" of that idea or concept.
-used to summarize a research project or a Goals and Objectives - A goal is an
project proposal. abstract state of being, a condition, an end,
or an aspiration.
There are three (3) types of definitions: Methodology and Timelines -
Methodology refers to the set of
Formal Definitions- include the term or philosophical foundations you used in your
word to be defined, the class or the group chosen research method.
where the term belongs, and the Benefits/Anticipated Outcomes - It
distinguishing features or the qualities that indicates the people who will benefit from
make the term unique. the project and how they will benefit.
-term: structured to follow a specific format
- class (genus) The Position Paper
- distinguishing features -the position paper is devoted to discussing
(differentia/differentiation) one side of an issue. While other essays are
-dictionaries/ other authorotative sources devoted to presenting information, the
position paper tackles one significant issue
Informal Definitions- Only include the of a community on which the author takes a
term or word to be defined, the class or the stand.
group where the term belongs.
-term Parts of Position Paper
-class(genus) Title: think/choose a clear and concise title
-less structured, may not follow a specific that reflects the main point/topic of th paper.
format Introduction: identifies the issue that will
- used in everyday language/ conversation be discussed and states the author's position
on that issue.
Extended Definitions- are essay-length Body: - contains the central argument and
texts that elaborate the meaning of a term or can be further broken up into three (3)
concept through different rhetorical patterns. sections:
background information, evidence
Parts of a Concept Paper (For research supporting the author's position, and a
papers and proposals): discussion of both sides of the issue which
addresses and refute arguments that
1. Introduction- overview of the topic, contradict the author's position.
brief background of the research topic, Conclusion: restates the key points and
objectives that the research want to achieve. suggests resolutions to the issue.
2. Purpose- - Also known as the need or 5 steps to write a position paper:

rationale, In this section, it must be written
in away that convinces your readers of the 1. Select a topic for your paper.
need to address the existing problem. 2. Conduct preliminary research.
3. Challenge your own topic.
3. Project Description- In this section, the 4. Continue to collect supporting evidence.
applicant addresses the unique, 5. Create an outline.
Technical Report
- is a formal report designed to convey
technical information in a clear and
easily accessible format.
Parts of a Technical Report
1. Background of the Study

This contains the history or the nature of the
problem in focus and the reasons why the
writer is addressing it through research.
2. Related Literature
It covers previous works on the area and
previous attempts to solve the problem in
comparisonwith the writer's own
report/study.
3. Methods, Materials, and Participants

It describes the different data collection
techniques and the strategies used to answer
the research questions.
4. Results and Discussion

This expounds the answers to the research
questions.
5. Conclusion
It sums up the key points of your discussion
(e.g. the extent to which the aims have been
achieved, key findings and outcomes,
significance or usefulness of the report).
6. Recommendation
It addresses the limitations of the
report/study and suggests how they might be
overcome in future work.
7. Reference List
A listing of books and articles you have
used or consulted using the citation format
mandated by your school or university.
8. Appendices
This contains materials that are not included
in the main body of the text due to its effect
to the logical presentation of the text either
by its sheer volume or level of relevance.

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unusual,distinctive, innovative, and/or novel

2. Purpose- - Also known as the need or 5 steps to write a position paper:

Parts of a Technical Report

1. Background of the Study

3. Methods, Materials, and Participants

4. Results and Discussion

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