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Introduction to Making Conclusions in Academic Work
In this section, the speaker introduces the concept of conclusions in academic work and explains their purpose.
What are Conclusions?
- Conclusions are a part of academic work where we present what we have achieved throughout the project.
- They involve summarizing the most relevant aspects of the research and answering key questions.
Key Questions to Address in Conclusions
- Did we fulfill the overall objective?
- How does the overall objective relate to the research question?
- Did we answer the research question?
Tips for Writing Effective Conclusions
- Make statements based on the overall objective.
- Avoid personal opinions or considerations.
- Only include information that has been discussed in the research.
- Answer at least three important questions:
- What was most relevant in achieving the objective?
- What helped you most in achieving the objective?
- What was the biggest difficulty in achieving the objective?
The Five Steps for Writing Conclusions
This section outlines five steps for writing effective conclusions in academic work.
Step 1: Copy and Paste Objective
- Copy and paste your overall objective into your conclusion section.
Step 2: Add Opening Phrase
- Add an opening phrase at the beginning of your conclusion paragraph, such as "In this work..."
Step 3: Change Verb Tense
- Change the verb tense from infinitive to past tense to reflect what has been accomplished.
Step 4: Edit Expression for Correctness
- Ensure that your expression is grammatically correct and coherent.
Step 5: Respond to Key Questions
- Answer three key questions related to your research:
- What was most relevant in achieving the objective?
- What helped you most in achieving it?
- What was the biggest difficulty in achieving it?
Example of Applying the Five Steps
This section provides an example of applying the five steps to a sample overall objective.
Sample Overall Objective
- "To generate a methodology for applying different functions of innovation system agents related to business ideas to improve the initial business plan."
Applying the Five Steps
- Copy and paste the objective into the conclusion section.
- Add an opening phrase, such as "In this work..."
- Change the verb tense from infinitive to past tense.
- Edit the expression for correctness.
- Respond to key questions about relevance, assistance, and difficulties.
The example demonstrates how to apply the steps but does not provide specific conclusions due to its fictional nature.
How to Make Conclusions in a Research Paper
In this section, the speaker discusses the process of making conclusions in a research paper and provides tips for effectively answering questions related to the importance and generation of the methodology.
Importance of the Methodology Generation
- The speaker emphasizes that the most important aspect of generating a methodology is unclear.
- Different approaches can be taken to explain why something is important, such as stating the cause or providing reasons.
- It is essential to consider what helped in generating the methodology, whether it was personal experience or external factors.
- The speaker mentions that identifying the most difficult part of generating a new methodology is crucial.
Size of Conclusions
- The size of conclusions should be proportional to the length and scope of the research paper.
- For shorter papers, one or two paragraphs are sufficient, while longer papers may require three to five pages.
- The speaker highlights that having excessively short or long conclusions can seem unusual and should be avoided.
Final Remarks
- Conclusions should always be derived from the general objective of the research paper.
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- Special greetings are extended to specific individuals and institutions mentioned at the end of the video.