> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://avok-centre-for-academic-writing.gitbook.io/communicating-science/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://avok-centre-for-academic-writing.gitbook.io/communicating-science/conclusion-and-abstract/during-the-workshop.md).

# During the Workshop

### Discuss your analysis of the Conclusion and Abstract sections with your group:

* Share your evaluations and insights.
* As a group, write 3-5 sentences defining a 'good' *Conclusion* and *Abstract* in your discipline.
* Post your reflection in the #workshop-06 channel on Discord.

### Analyze the Conclusion Section(s) using Yang and Allison's Move and Step Model (2003):

* Ensure everyone understands the model and its applicability.
* Select at least one conclusion section to analyze as a group.
* Identify the functions and locate specific passages.
* Report back or post your analysis on Discord.
* Repeat the process with your own research paper.
* Apply relevant parts of the model when drafting your own conclusion.

### Analyze the Abstract Section(s) using Brown's Eight Questions:

* Compare your abstracts and evaluate the applicability of the Eight Questions.
* Select at least one abstract to analyze as a group.
* Identify the functions and locate specific passages (7 minutes individually, 7 minutes as a group).
* Report back or post your analysis on Discord.
* Repeat the process with your own research paper.
* Apply relevant questions when drafting your own abstract.

### Post-workshop reflection:

* Take turns explaining your draft *Conclusion* and *Abstract* sections.
* Discuss your weaknesses and the feedback you need from your group.

*If you have questions during the workshop, reach out to your group or the instructors, Susanna and Katarina, via Discord.*

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Brown's eight Questions
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