percentage of students giving good ratings for different aspects of a university

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Introduction
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the results
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of surveys in 2000, 2005 and 2010 about one university.
Body paragraph 1
Overall
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, print resources and buildings / teaching facilities account for the highest
ratings
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between
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different aspects of
university
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the university
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,
while
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range of modules offered represents the lowest
ratings
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.
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Regarding print resources , the percentage of students giving good
ratings
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increased from 84% to 89% in 2005, before decreasing slightly to 88% in 2010. In terms of building/ teaching facilities , it remained
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at 77% in three different years in 2000, 2005 and 2010, respectively.
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However
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electronic resources accounted for 45% in 2000, before increasing significantly at 72 % in 2005 ,
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88% in 2010. Regarding
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the range
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of modules offered,
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represented the lowest
ratings
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in three different years . In
2000
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2000,
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it accounted at 32% before decreasing slightly
at 27
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to 27%
in 2010.

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Give a full report of all parts of the table. You do not describe the rating for teachers, and you miss the 2005 figure for the range of modules. Add these key facts.
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Make the overview more exact. Say that print resources were the top area at first, while electronic resources rose most and became equal to print resources in 2010. Also say that the range of modules was the lowest area.
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Check all data words and figures. Write “fell to 27% in 2010”, not “at 27 in 2010”. Use “rose to” and “fell to” for change.
coherence and cohesion
Use a clear four-part plan: first paragraph to say what the table shows, second for the main trends, then two body paragraphs with figures. This will make the report easier to follow.
coherence and cohesion
Group data in a clear way. For example, put print resources and electronic resources together, then put buildings, teachers, and modules together. Compare figures in the same paragraph.
coherence and cohesion
Use linking words with care. “However” should show a real contrast. In some places, a new sentence or “while” would make the link clearer.
coherence and cohesion
Keep the same form for time and data: “in 2000”, “in 2005”, and “in 2010”; “accounted for 84%”; “remained at 77%”.
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You give a clear main view and correctly point out that print resources and buildings had high ratings, while the range of modules had low ratings.
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You include several key figures and describe the main rise in electronic resources.
coherence and cohesion
Your report has an opening, an overall view, and body paragraphs. The order is mostly easy to follow.
coherence and cohesion
You use some useful change words, such as “increased”, “decreasing slightly”, and “remained”.
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