Writing a thesis or term paper? Linking theory and evidence is key to writing both the literature review and the empirical parts of your research. Click here to read an example of what we call ‘iteration of theory and evidence’.
You can also check out my earlier blog on ‘writing a literature review’. Remember, its not a literature review, its a literature analysis!
Congratulations, you have just finished and defended your master’s thesis! Click here for some ideas and encouragement to disseminate and valorize your research.
Revising and editing your work is an essential part of writing. Revising is not just about editing or finding typos. Its about being strategic and ensuring that your writing really communicates what you intended without filler or distraction. Here are five strategies to revise your work.
Writing a literature review, or writing a literature analysis? The following are three strategies to write a literature review, or as I prefer to see it, a literature analysis. These strategies will help you get started, decide what to read, what to pay attention to in these readings, and how to start writing. Click here to read.
The following are five strategies for writing a research question. Writing a research question is an important step in writing a term paper, thesis, or article, as it guides you in your research and gives you a path to follow. The research question influences the literature you will read and engage with, and the methods or research design you choose. Here are some tips and strategies to get started.
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Sukriti Issar 