What the report should include:
an introduction, a body which presents your findings, and a summary/conclusion;
be a minimum of 500 words;
be typed in 12 pt. Arial font, double spaced;
MUST include an image of the assigned topic and 1 chart or graph with an explanation of the visual data in the text;
Example of image: You could include an image of the organism in it’s natural habitat.
Example of chart or graph: Applicable charts/graphs could contain the following information
reasons for endangerment, former or current habitat location, conservation efforts, etc.
a minimum of 3 credible, scientific sources that have their conclusions supported by data;
a list of references at the end of the report using the format associated with scientific research papersthis is NOT the MLA format that is used for papers in the humanities. Rather, when a work is referred to in your paper, you place a number after the reference. That number will correspond to a numbered list of references.
See Example that follows:
Here is the correct way to list an internet sourcebe sure to include the date you referenced the site.
# of the reference followed by a period.
Name of organization that published the article followed by a period.
Title of the Article and year it was published followed by a period.
The complete URL followed by a period.
The date that you accessed the article followed by a period. See example.
9. American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts & Figures 2003. http://www.cancer.org/downloads/STT/CAFF2003PWSecured.pdf. Accessed March3, 2003.
A suggestion for the organization of the body of your paper:
The Introduction:
Introduce the purpose of the report.
The Body: (include your chart and graphics in this section)
Identify the subject of the report, data concerning it, an explanation of the chart or graph that you have included (the chart may be copied from the resources but be sure to reference the resource in your explanation of it. The chart is not one that you make up.)
The Summary:
This is a brief summary of the points convered in your report and can include a conclusion based on the data you have researched. For example, if the report is about an endangered species, what does the long term fate of the species appear to be; or, if the report is about a specific disease, what is the projected effect of the disease on the human population?
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