Technical English Flashcards

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Is an organized and detailed account of event or situation

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Report

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Writing information about specific events or situation

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Report

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Can be verbal and written

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Report

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Is a type of communication that lends itself to a USEFUL TOOL FOR PEOPLE.

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Report writing

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What is the duty of writing a report part of very job of an investigator?

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Natural and Necessary

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Writing that tells you about some experience, event or situation

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Report

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A report is a writing that tells you about some experience, event, or situation. This could include:

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-Research on some topic
-A practical experiment
-Some issues arising in an organization

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In relationship to the characteristic in technical writing how can you make a report organize?

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Have body means have format it must follow the format

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What are characteristic in technical writing to follow the proper format?

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Careful consideration of decide issue

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-It describes what you found out
-Problem based (depends)
-Explains and analyses

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Reports

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How you make a report detailed?

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Must answer the 5W’s and 1H

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Are all reports prepared by the police report?

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no

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(5) general types of report dealt by law enforcers and investigators

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  1. Proposal report
  2. Vertical report
  3. Lateral reports
  4. Periodical report
  5. Progress report
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Prepared to describe how one organization can MEET THE NEEDS OF ANOTHER.

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Proposal report

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This report have suggestion/ ideas to improve or develop to your organization and improved by the head.

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Proposal report

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Upward/ downward hierarchy; it contributes to manage control.

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Vertical report

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This is chain of command from highest to lowest. The contain is command, order, duty or responsibility nga mo sugot from the highest hierarchy down to lowest hierarchy or subordinate

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Vertical report

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Traveling between units of the same organization; assessed in coordination of an organization.

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Lateral reports

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Travel between different department.
ex: annual report for physical fitness test, monthly report and weekly report.

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Lateral reports

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Issued on regularly schedule date

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Periodical report

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Help to manage businesses

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Vertical report

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The purpose this is have coordination and cooperation

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Lateral reports

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SENT at certain MILESTONE of a project

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Progress report

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Fixed schedule

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Periodical report

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Like achievement or accomplishment and update
Progress report
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It is the NARRATION OF FACTS in an WRITTEN MANNER prepared by a POLICE OFFICER involving their interaction with the community.
Police report writing
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An exact narration of facts discovered during criminal investigation and services as a record for FUTURE REFERENCES.
Police report writing
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It is a permanent written record of a police activities classified as informal or formal which communicates important facts concerning people involved in criminal activities.
Police report writing
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Four uses of police report
1. Identification of criminals 2. Investigative records 3. Court preparation or court records 4. Civil liability assessment
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The example is termite gang the gang that mangutkot. Modus operandi
Identification of criminals
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Serve us future reference
Investigative records
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Police report a serve as basis, document evidence the documents serve as offer a content.
Court records
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It's only complain affidavit if?
Civil liability alone
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What are the criteria to be considered in report writing?
Clarity Accuracy Brevity Specificity Completeness Timeliness Security Impartiality
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Must be clear and it should be written directly and easy to understand
Clarity
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It must CONFORM with the established rules of grammar, proper spelling, and format. Information preparation must be precise and factual.
Accuracy
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Report must be short as possible, with simple sentences, common words and easy to understand.
Brevity
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Give concrete examples, gives a descriptive narration, particular terms that project hues, movements, qualities and shapes.
Specificity
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Must answer 5W's and 1H
Completeness
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Must be submitted on time
Timeliness
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Must be considered CLASSIFIED, must ONLY be LIMITED TO POLICE personnel who are granted by higher authority security clearance.
Security
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It is a top secret document.
Security
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The police report must know what the receiving office needs to know important data must not be omitted or added to conceal responsibilities, to impute liabilities or to favor parties.
Impartiality
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Steps in report writing
Interviewing Note taking Organizing Writing the narrative Proofreading
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Step in writing (Isaias Alma Jose)
Gather the facts Record the facts Organize the facts Write the report Evaluate the report
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Father of automobile patrol
Isaias Alma Jose
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Contents of a police report
Who What Where When Why How
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Person involved in the accident
Who
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Nature of the accident
What
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Location of the incident
Where
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Time and the incident happened
When
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Reason/ cause of the incident
Why
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Moods of operation of the incident
How
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Define asking somebody a series of questions to gather information
interviewing
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Means of BRIEF NOTATION concerning specific events while fresh in one's mind and used to prepare a report
Note taking
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Means to arrange the components of something in a way that creates a particular structure
Organizing
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The task is not only to express your ideas but to make an expression upon the mind of the reader as well
Writing the narrative
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Ask your self the following question: -Is this report the best i can do? -Do i want to read it to the Chief of Police?
Proofreading
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The police writer shall make an outline from the facts of the case and follow a chronological sequence.
Needed in preparing and writing a report
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After an outline has been identified they will make sure that their notes will be ORGANIZED and REVIEWED first force completeness prior to the actual writing of the report.
Needed in preparing and writing a report
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The outline should answer what?
5W's and 1H
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The REAL answer LIES on the quantity of the RESULT of ACCOMPLISHMENT and the BASIC PRINCIPLES.
Needed in preparing and writing a report
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(2) Classification of law enforcement report
Administrative Report Operational Report
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Deals with the ROUTINE FUNCTIONING of a department or agency.
Administrative report
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This lecture is primarily concerned with the second type of report, deals with the activities of law enforcement officers (PITVJS)
Operational report
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This literature is primarily concerned with the second type of report, deals with the activities of law enforcement officers. (PITVJS)
Operational report
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(2) Main classifications of police report
1. Basic or informal report 2. Investigative or formal report
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Most police reports are preferred in this category.
Basic or informal report
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It deals with ordinary miscellaneous, usual, memorandum, letter or form, and is accomplished by any members of an organization.
Basic or informal report
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Usually contains: 1. heading/ letterhead of an organization; 2. Person or office to whom addressed; 3. Text proper; 4. Name of the writer or source of reports.
Basic or informal report
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Exact or exhausted narration of facts. Includes: cover, title page, letter of transmittal, summary sheet, text, appendices, index, bibliography.
Investigative or formal report
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(5) Classifications of police report according to purpose
I. Performance report II. Fact-finding report III. Technical report IV. Problem- determining report V. Problem- solution report
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Analyzes that thorough process that lies in the solution of a particular problem.
Problem-solution report
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Attempts to FIND CAUSES of an underlying problem.
Problem-determining report
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Presents a data on a SPECIALIZED subject.
Technical report
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Gathering and presentation of data in a LOGICAL ORDER, without drawing conclusion.
Fact-finding report
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INFORMATION as to the STATUS of an ACTIVITY, activities, or operations. Report of an outcome of an activity or a work, it also provides progress to be provided for improvements.
Performance report
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Is one of the BASIC PIECE EQUIPMENT which a few policemen FAIL TO APPRECIATE AND UTILIZE.
Notebook
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Plays a significant role as ALL SUBSEQUENT ACTION expected of the police community precincts and even personnel from higher authority personnel will depend on a matters recorded in the notebook which eventually will have to be reflected in PBS journal.
Notebook
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-Is the ORIGINAL SOURCE OF DOCUMENTS used to write police report.
Officer's field notes or notebook
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Exclusively for the PBS shall be maintained at each police community precincts.
Journals
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While RECORDING MATTERS IN THE JOURNAL shall be the individual responsibility of EVERY BEAT POLICEMAN, acting and reporting matters reflected there in shall be the duty of the______________
Police Community Precincts Commander
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Shall ANSWER THE BASIC QUESTION OF 5W'S AND 1H of an incident or problem encountered by a BEAT POLICEMAN particularly those problems to be discussed as you get along with the problems you encountered.
Notebook and Journal
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It is a WRITTEN COMMUNICATION that travels from higher authority to subordinates.
Police issuance
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A government agency or office that has the power to issue of specific official document.
Issuing authority
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The power to command, given instructions, influence people.
Authority
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Four (4) types of police issuance
Memorandum Circulars Orders Civilian letter
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(4) Types of circulars
-General circulars -Office circular -Command memorandum circular -PNP memorandum circular
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Four (4) types of orders
-General order -Special order -Letter order -Daily bulletin
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When PNP is communicating outside the government.
Civilian letter
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Instructions to concern persons.
Class C
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Promulgation of directives.
Class B
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General information.
Class A
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PUBLICATION OF ANNOUNCEMENT from PNP and other government agencies.
Daily bulletin
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Order in the form of letter to the concern person through proper channels.
Letter order
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Orders and directives AFFECTING THE STATUS of a PNP personnel.
Special order
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Orders and a directives covering organizational set-up.
General order
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Issuances directed to a particular office, officials or employees concerning matters on assignment details and transfer of personnel, for compliance by all concern.
Orders
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Almost like a memorandum but the PURPOSE is for POLICE GUIDELINES and is effective until further notice.
PNP MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR
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Instructions regarding a particular activity and must be COMPLETELY WRITTEN A SPECIFIC PERIOD OF TIME; it has a TEMPORARY DURATION. Maybe ISSUED by COMMAND GROUP, DIRECTORIAL STAFF and is APPROVED by the CHIEF PNP.
Command memorandum circular
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Informing MAJORITY or all personnel in a particular office or PNP Directory, not to those in the field.
Office circular
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REPORTS that must be a REQUIRED COMPLIANCE for both members of the PNP and public.
General circulars
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These are letters or reports applicable to individuals outside the government; it is distributed to a large number of people and is temporary in tone.
Circulars
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An informal letter about matters to be remembered by personnels of organization; it is a common practice in Philippines National Police to remind PNP members about announcements, activities, or routine for the day.
Memorandum
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It is a top secret document.
Security