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After having thought about your topic and research question and after having read related journal articles, you should have generated notes that would lead to a research paper. <\/p>\n
Research Paper Structure <\/p>\n
Each paper should have the following structure.<\/p>\n
Title <\/p>\n
Include the following items: <\/p>\n
Abstract <\/p>\n
Its purpose is to make it possible for potential readers to quickly find out if the work is relevant to their needs and worth reading. It must not be more than 150 words. In general, an abstract should contain the following information: <\/p>\n
Introduction<\/p>\n
Literature Review <\/p>\n
The purpose of the literature resource is to convey to your reader what knowledge and ideas have been established on a topic, and what their strengths and weaknesses are. As a piece of writing, the literature review must be defined by a guiding concept (e.g., your research objective, the problem or issue you are discussing or your argumentative thesis). It is not just a descriptive list of the material available, or a set of summaries. A literature review is an evaluative report of studies found in the literature related to your research problem. The review should describe, summarize, evaluate and clarify this literature.<\/p>\n
Analysis <\/p>\n
Develop your analysis using brainstorming and mind mapping. Both techniques will be explained. <\/p>\n
In analysis section, you would present the results of your research. Mention the answers and list your analysis and recommendations here. You should generalize on what you have learned from your research. One way to generalize is to explain the consequences or meaning of your results and then make your points that support and refer back to the statements you made in your introduction. Your discussion should be organized so that it relates directly to your thesis. You want to avoid introducing new ideas here or discussing tangential issues not directly related to the exploration and discovery of your thesis. This section, along with the introduction, is usually written in present tense. <\/p>\n
There are specific conventions for creating tables, charts, and graphs and organizing the information they contain. In general, you should use these only when you are sure they will enlighten your readers rather than confuse them. In the accompanying explanation and your discussion, always refer to the graphic by number and explain specifically what you are referring to. Give your graphic element a descriptive caption as well. The rule of thumb for presenting a graphic is first to introduce it by name, show it, and then interpret it. The results section is usually written in past tense.<\/p>\n
Conclusion <\/p>\n
A good conclusion to a research paper is the logical outcome of all that has been said earlier. Usually, the thesis statement is repeated but not in exactly the same wording. It is useful to restate the main points of your paper in a much summarized form and in different words before restating the controlling idea. Some extra points that might be included in the conclusion are: <\/p>\n
List of References <\/p>\n
Use the MLA style of referencing with 100% match between Works Cited and In-text citations. If all Works Cited are not used at least once or In-text citations are missing Works Cited source, the paper will loose 20% of the grade for each issue!<\/p>\n
Peer Review<\/p>\n
You will need to Peer Review two students\u2019 papers to give feedback on meeting the specifications.<\/p>\n
All peer reviews should be at least two pages written for each paper reviewed. Therefore, you will be writing at least 6 pages (2 pages for each of the 3 students you review).<\/p>\n
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**.. we will do after this paper the final paper after I got comments from another students about my paper.**<\/p>\n
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