This is where you will submit your case study. Remember: you are the expert here. This will mean taking time to bring your reader up to speed with background information before moving on to your own findings.
Remember what you are trying to demonstrate in a case study: a detailed understanding of something. It may be something that worked, something that didn’t work, something that is happening as we speak, etc. But your job is to help the reader understand it thoroughly.
As we’ve discussed, the basic outline of a case study is this:
Introduction: this is where you engage your reader, present your research question/area, and explain the scope of your study.
Background: this is where you will fill in knowledge gaps; here, you will bring in relevant background information that gives context for your study.
Research Findings: while it is unlikely you will be explaining your methods, it is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY that you explain your findings. Tell your reader what you’ve found in the articles, essays, and interviews you’ve read.
Conclusion/Discussion: what have we learned? What should your reader now understand about this subject that they did not know before?
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