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Evaluating a case study

A case study is judged on more than correct sentences: readers want to see real data, clear organisation and conclusions that respect the study's limits. Evaluating your draft against those standards shows you what to fix before anyone else reads it.

In this topic

  • A final check against the genre
  • The genre conventions
  • Critical language awareness
  • Clarity and coherence
  • Rhetorical choices: limits and purpose
  • Rhetorical choices: inviting the reader
  • Checking objectivity and quotations
  • Worked example: scoring an excerpt
  • Worked example: revising a conclusion
  • Common mistakes to avoid
  • Key takeaways

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