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    You are only given 10 minutes to present your paper (prepare roughly 10-15 slides) you should remember that you do not have much time to report your results in detail. You should Interpret your results, talk about their significance, and only then clearly state your conclusions.

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    You are only given 10 minutes to present your paper (prepare roughly 10-15 slides) you should remember that you do not have much time to report your results in detail. You should Interpret your results, talk about their significance, and only then clearly state your conclusions.

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    Nuratiqah Smail Kassim
    You are only given 10 minutes to present your paper (prepare roughly 10-15 slides) you should remember that you do not have much time to report your results in detail. You should Interpret your results, talk about their significance, and only then clearly state your conclusions.

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    Presentation Guidelines Presentation Guideline: You are only given 10 minutes to present your paper (prepare roughly 10-15

    slides). You should remember that you do not have much time to report your results in detail. That is why you should summarize, give the main points, and hit the highlights. Interpret your results, talk about their significance, and only then clearly state your conclusions. The following information has to be covered. Introduce, explain topic

    What issue(s) do I want to investigate? What problem do I want to address or what question(s) do I want to answer? Background to the Problem/Significance of the study Purpose/Aims/Objectives/Goals/Hypotheses/ RQs Scope and Limitations Discuss history, background; set the context

    Who else has worked on this or similar problems? What methods were used? What were the results or conclusions of previous research?

    Discuss your methodology Discuss your research findings

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