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Findings Section Explained Patterns Evidence and Structure in Informational Reports

In this lecture, English professor, Dr. Whitney Kosters, explains how to write a strong findings section in an informational report. Whether writing for a university course, a business setting, engineering, healthcare, or government, the findings section is where research becomes understanding. It is the part of the report that explains what the evidence shows once everything has been considered together. This video walks through what findings are, how they differ from summaries of sources, how to organize findings by insight rather than by source, and how to structure each finding so readers can clearly see patterns, evidence, interpretation, and limits. It also explains how visuals function in findings sections and how to communicate appropriate levels of certainty. If reports circulate in your field, chances are strong findings will determine whether your document feels useful or incomplete to decision makers. This lecture is part of a full professional report writing playlist that moves from defining informational reports through planning, research, findings, recommendations, executive summaries, and revision. Be sure to checkout my playlist on reports, which covers everything from how informational reports, recommendation reports, audience, stakes, and purpose, how to structure a report, how reports work in the real world and more: list=PLrhV674J9MHoDr46wdUjS4h2m5DKHVw6R&si=aFKGgzK3ya3YIhCI #ReportWriting #FindingsSection #ProfessionalWriting #InformationalReport #BusinessWriting Check out my playlist on lectures on the short story:    • English Professor Explains Kate Chopin’s “...   Check out my playlist on "Lectures on Writing, Rhetoric, and Research" here:    • Lectures on Writing, Research, & Rhetoric   Subscribe for more literary analysis, writing advice, and audiobook content.    / @drwhitneykosters   Support this channel This channel is a free educational resource. If these videos are helpful, optional support always helps make the research, preparation, and editing possible and is appreciated: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted... TikTok/Instagram: ‪@drwhitneykosters‬