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Improve your Academic Writing
Understand what
academic writing
entails:
Writing Argument Papers (Tips and Examples for Writing Thesis Statements)
From OWL Purdue
A Short Guide to Critical Writing for Students.
A brief (6-page) booklet on the difference between descriptive and
critical writing
. Additional resource
here
.
Understand what
academic reading
entails:
How to Read an Academic Paper
How to Evaluate Journal Articles.
Use this guide/these criteria to evaluating journal article more critically.
Evaluate
what you read with a
critical eye
:
Analyze Academic Sources Worksheet
Sample Structured Bibliography
Use sources you've read appropriately to
avoid plagiarize
:
Integrating Sources - Harvard Guide to Using Sources
This link walks you through the process of integrating a source in your writing.
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