• Read the Applied Project Guidelines first! (available in WebCT/7650)
• Applied Projects are all different.  The list below is a set of sections that usually belong in research reports.  You should include most of them (if not all).
• It's a great idea to have one or more Applied Projects from alumnae on hand as examples.

Chapter 2: Review of the Literature 
Hints for writing Lit Reviews (Muddy Lesson Archive from EDIT 7320, Fall 2004)
[ ] Introduction
[ ] (You should have a section in this chapter to correspond to each major theme of literature)
[ ] Summary

Chapter 3: Methodology
[ ] Introduction (recap of problem; overview of chapter)
[ ] Design
[ ] Data sources
[ ] Instruments
[ ] Participants
[ ] Procedures ("Treatment" and Data Collection)
[ ] Role of the researcher
[ ] Analysis
[ ] Summary

Chapter 4: Results
[ ] Introduction
[ ] (Without inserting your opinions and discussion, present the results - including numerical charts, tables, etc.)
[ ] Answer your research questions, or provide evidence to support your conclusions to come in Chapter 5
[ ] Summary

Chapter 5: Discussion, Conclusions, and Recommendations
[ ] Introduction
[ ] Discussion
[ ] Conclusions
[ ] Recommendations (and/or Implications for Practice)
[ ] Educational Significance
[ ] Summary