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    The document provides guidelines for writing an article review, including summarizing the content, evaluating the strengths and weaknesses, and organizing the review with an introduction, summary, evaluation, and conclusion section. The review should allow someone who has not read the article to understand its purpose and determine if they want to read it. When summarizing, the writer should use their own words and provide context to help the reader follow along. When evaluating, they should consider the author's purpose, biases, usefulness compared to other articles on the topic, and whether the purpose was achieved.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an article review, including summarizing the content, evaluating the strengths and weaknesses, and organizing the review with an introduction, summary, evaluation, and conclusion section. The review should allow someone who has not read the article to understand its purpose and determine if they want to read it. When summarizing, the writer should use their own words and provide context to help the reader follow along. When evaluating, they should consider the author's purpose, biases, usefulness compared to other articles on the topic, and whether the purpose was achieved.

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    The document provides guidelines for writing an article review, including summarizing the content, evaluating the strengths and weaknesses, and organizing the review with an introduction, summary, evaluation, and conclusion section. The review should allow someone who has not read the article to understand its purpose and determine if they want to read it. When summarizing, the writer should use their own words and provide context to help the reader follow along. When evaluating, they should consider the author's purpose, biases, usefulness compared to other articles on the topic, and whether the purpose was achieved.

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    Article Review

    Guidelines of Writing an Article Review

    The point of a review.


    is to describe the book/article's content and argument(s) and to
    [discuss] the presentation and its effectiveness, supported with
    some quotations that illustrate the points you're making. A person
    who has not read the [article] should be able to decide, from what you
    have written, whether or not to read the [article].

    To write an article review

    Choose an article written for professionals.

    Read it critically.

    Summarize the content.

    Evaluate the content.

    Provide complete APA documentation.

    1) Summarize the content

    Give an overview.

    Use more of your own words


    than the authors.

    Provide transitions (connecting words) and generalizations to help your


    reader follow the content.

    2) Evaluate the article


    Questions you might consider:

    What is the authors purpose?

    Is the purpose achieved?

    Does the author have any special credentials?

    Do you find evidence of bias or inaccuracies?

    How useful is the article?

    How does it compare to others on the topic?

    How do I organize it?

    Introduction
    any relevant background
    about author or topic

    Summary
    overview of arguments

    Evaluation
    strengths/weaknesses of article
    your reflections about the topic

    Conclusion

    Reference list (APA citation)

    How do I start my review


    without saying something clich and obvious like
    The article I chose to write about is (yawn)

    How do I end my review


    without saying something predictable and obvious like
    this is a good articleor this was fascinating (boring) (yawn)

    For conclusions
    Consider questions like

    What would this article add


    to readers knowledge of the
    subject?

    Was the author fair or biased?

    What (if anything) makes this worth

    Notes:

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    reading?

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