1. Connecting With Your Readers
Done by : Zahra Albashrawi Fatimah Alameer
Fatimah Almohsen Fatimah Aldossary
Noor Aldhamen

2. Outline I Recreate yourself and your readers.
Creating roles for yourself and your readers.
Understanding your role.
Imagining your reader’s role.
II Asking questions, Finding answers.
Planning your Project.
Creating a Writing Group.

4. understanding your role
Researcher (writer) must think on how to interest and entertain readers
The 3 ways for understanding your role:
1. Found some and new interesting information
You must show your interest in the topic you are writing about.

5. Understand your role
2. Found a solution to an important practical problem
In this step you will provide to your readers a solution to a problem you care about.
And to confront that you need to
Understand the problem
Figure out how to solve it.
And to make your report reliable
Use the right terminology
Cite the right source
Find and present the right evidence
All in the right format
Design your report around a specific intention that defined your role.

6. Understand your role
3. Found an answer to an important question The most common role for scholars who is doing research is to help their community.

7. 2.3 IMAGINING YOUR READER’S RLOE
Writers have to understand readers role..
Don’t lose them..
Writers must to motivates readers by reporting the research, so the reader can imagined what you wrote.

8. 2.3.1 Entertain Me

9. Help Me Solve My Practical Problem
To succeed in this role ..
you must help them solve a practical problem whose solution you base not on all the data you can find.
No matter how new, but on just those particular facts that are relevant to the problem of authenticity and whose sources you can show are reliable.
Your audience will listen intently and critically, because they want to get the details right.

10. 2.3.3 Help Me Understand Something Better
To succeed in this role ..
By getting close with new facts and collecting the data
Reviewing the data and evaluated them and share
Make them as Evidence and convince ,if not, they will not agree

11. Asking Questions And Finding Answers ( Planning your project)
Here are four steps :
1. Find a topic specific enough to let you master a reasonable amount of information on it in the time you
have.
2. Question that topic until you find questions that catch
your interest.
3. Determine the kind of evidence your readers will
expect you to offer in support of your answer.
4.Determine whether you can find those data.

12. What are your Data?
1. Researchers in different fields call the information
by different names. We call it data
2.By data we mean not just the numbers that natural and social scientists collect, but anything you find” out there “ relevant
to answering your research question
3.Data are inert.
4.At that point, your data become evidence.

13. Creating Writing Group
Individual working
Steps for Group writing:
Summary about the paper
Group working of 4 or 5 people.
Research Question
Guess the answer
Evidences for supporting

14. Conclousion

15. References
Booth, W., Colomb, G.& Williams, J.(2008). The Craft of Research. The university of Chicago: Chicago guides to writing.
Szen, A. ( 1999) . Thinkexist.com. Retrieved on November 16,2012 from