abstract, conclusion, data, discussion, introduction, literature review, methodology, plagiarism, reference and theory
this to a short summary of your research that explains different section briefly and clearly
Abstract
these are information that you have gathered, such as measurement or statics.
Data
this is the area of your reaseach where you explain the importance and main point of your study.
Discussion
this indicates the presentation of your chosen topic,which includes the background of your study a general synopsis
introduction
this where you as the research used review other existing study written by experts or scholars about the topic
literature review
this design of the sudy or the systhematic process that you as the researcher
methodology
there two types of methodolody
qualitative, quantitative
applies words in collecting intempreting data
qualitative methodology
applies number or statistics to measure the validity of the data.
quantitative methodology
this is when researcher fails to credit the existing work of the research used in the study.
plagiarism
it should always be made so that plagiarism would not happened
proper citation
this the reseach art where all the source you have cited are written and mentioned
reference
this refers to general explanation of specific behavior or set of events based on known principles and orginizes related events in a meaningful way
theory
give 3 types of efficient way of preparing/outlining defenition using correct grammar
relative pronouns, participal phrases and prepositional phrases
are words that introduce adjective clauses
relative pronouns
are words that introduce adjective clauses such as ____
which whom and whose
are verbs that act as modifiers, meaning they add information about a noun or pronoun in a given sentence
participal phrases
are words containing a preposition that modifiers a verb or a nounp
prepositional phrases
who created the theories?
watson, skinner and povlov
this is the last art of your research
conclusion
Form writing of critiquing
Precise, detailed, objective
Aims of Critiquing
to study , To examine, To evaluate
Critiquing Purpose
Present an equitable
Unbiased analysis
Increasing and developing one's comprehension/Understanding
Critiquing provides
With how a critique can show his/her impression, insight and Povs based on the material in question
Importantance as a writer of critiquing
Aware of the step's in drafting
Completing a critiquepaper
Understand the process
Reflect on why you are doing it
Establish effective piece of writing
Five important parts of writing a unique paper
Introduction
Summary
Evaluation
Conclusion
Reference
In writing this, it is important to start by introducing the Author
introduction
This means that you provide a very short recap ,outline, or summary of the text
Summary
This allows you to present an in-depth assessment and Evaluation of the various elements of the work
Evaluation
Provide a concise, Overall impression that you have about the work.
Conclusion
Make sure to cite the sources of your work
References
In order for a critique paper to be effective writers can use cohesive devicre that aim to clearly link and combined ideas from various section or part of paper
repetition of Keywords or phrases
Synonyms
Pronouns
TransitionalWords
Sentencepatterns
Repeat important words and phrases to create an impactful effect
RepetitionKeywords or phrases
The use of similar terminologies can provide readers variation a words meaning
Synonyms
Help avoid repetition of words.they function connection
Pronouns
Serve as extension and platform between what has been previous read and what is there left to be read
Transitional Words
Refer to the correct order, system or arrangement of words that would allow the readers to easily follow
SENTENCE PATTERNS
ng credit when certain material in your works came from another source