In a Nutshell

That is what I wrote about writing a report.  I doubt if anyone else dared to write to a teacher like that.  But knowing Julian Craft and knowing me it comes as no surprise.

After we watched the tape, Julian Craft told us to write an incident report. At that moment, we had to write the report by hand using the forms, he gave us. We were allowed to talk to each other. We worked on our reports for about twenty minutes. Then Julian Craft asked us to go the laboratory and prepare a typed report using BLICQ format. He specifically instructed us not to go to the nearest “Coffee Time”, although it was my original intention. I went to the CIS laboratory and occupied a computer at the row A. I saw some of my classmates in the laboratory, as well as Julian Craft. I remember discussing BLICQ format with Olanie and Wieslaw. I started writing the report, but I did not have enough time to complete it, as we had another class at 12:00. I was going to finish my report during the week-end, but my first priority was to complete a project in Advanced C course. I worked on it for the whole week-end and there was no time left for the incident report.

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Posted on August 30th, 2008 under Professional Writing • Tags: incident report, Julian Craft, professional writing. • • RSS 2.0 feed • Leave a response, or trackback