Organisation of writing
(introduction, body, conclusion, and bibliography)

• uses a weak introduction and conclusion
• paragraphs are not structured
• the main idea is only partially presented with no supporting detail
• report is illogically organised
• shows no evidence of revision
• does not include bibliography

• shows evidence of an introduction and conclusion
• information is presented in paragraph form with some supporting details
• logic in organisation is weak
• shows some evidence of self-revision
• incomplete bibliography

• introduction and conclusion are linked clearly and effectively
• uses well-developed paragraphs and supporting details are used for effect
• logical organisation
• shows evidence of peer revision
• complete bibliography

• creative and logical organisation of report
• report includes diagrams, charts or graphs
• supporting details are chosen for the best effect
• independently revises work and seeks the opinion of others
• no errors in the bibliography