Narrative report

1. Narrative
Accomplishment
Report
Yvonne Kz T. Barangan
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2. Narrative Accomplishment Report
A narrative accomplishment
report is a clear and significant
document that presents the overall
performance report and progress
made toward accomplishing the
specific goals and objectives in a
particular project.

3. • It is basically an accomplishment
report in narrative form used by
people working in a wide range
of areas and fields which includes
educators, supervisors, teachers,
tutors, trainers, researchers,
scientists, and many other
professionals in the education

4. Benefits of Writing a Narrative
Accomplishment Report:
1. Record and Evaluate Project Growth and
Performance
2. Determine Strengths and Weaknesses to
Boost Success Rates
3. Highlight Efficiency and Integrity
4. Obtain a Clear and Balanced Insight

5. Basic Elements
of a Narrative
Accomplishm
ent Report
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6. 1. Title: One of the primary elements of a
narrative accomplishment report is the
title. It is a simple line of the document
which depicts the main topic, or subject
of the narrative accomplishment report,
as well as to motivate the reader to
check and evaluate the report efficiently.
It is typically set in a size larger than

7. 2. Executive Summary: This part is the
integral section of your narrative
accomplishment analytical report. It
provides a brief and cohesive summary of
the completed activities and tasks in a
specific project. Another element to add in
this section is the significance,
implications and other contributions that
the accomplishments will deliver in the

8. 3. Description of Activities,
Tasks, and Projects: Describe the
essential activities, tasks and projects
depending on your assigned job.
Include your smart goals and
objectives which are fulfilled as you
completed your activities, tasks and
projects.

9. 4. Timeline of Accomplishments:
Construct a clear timeline of your
accomplished tasks, activities, and projects
based on their time period. Include the day,
allotted hours, and overall date. Use some
bar graphs, tables, and other visual
diagrams to illustrate the status and
performance of the projects.

10. 5. Conciseness and
Precision: Emphasize the fundamental
pieces of information when it comes to
your designated work. Avoid the use of
ambiguous words that are unnecessary
to your narrative accomplishment
report. It recommend that you should
detail the specific accomplishments
that should be pointed out.

11. How to Write a
Narrative
Accomplishme
nt Report

12. Step 1: Create a Brief Summary of the
Accomplished Tasks and Activities
Step 2: Describe Significant Work and Project
Accomplishments
Step 3: Construct a Clear Timeline of
Accomplishments
Step 4: Proofread and Revise the Report
Step 5: Prepare the Final Narrative
Accomplishment Report

13. What are
some
examples of
narrative
accomplishme
nt reports?

14. Some examples of narrative accomplishment reports
are:
• basic narrative accomplishment report
• annual narrative accomplishment report
• monthly accomplishment report
• narrative final accomplishment report
• narrative project accomplishment report
• narrative research accomplishment report
• medical narrative accomplishment report
• teacher narrative accomplishment report
• school accomplishment report and more.

15. What is the purpose of a
narrative accomplishment
report?
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16. The purpose of a
narrative accomplishment report
is to portray the results of
specific tasks and activities that
are completed according to the
requirements and standards of a
particular business project or
work for a certain period of time.

17. Narrative
Accomplishment
Report Samples

18. School Accomplishment Report
Sample

20. Teacher Accomplishment Report
Sample

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