These are the parts where authors include all of their key arguments and points. First, read only the beginning and the ending of the piece (introduction and conclusion).Start off by looking at and assessing the title of the piece, its abstract, introductory part, headings and subheadings, opening sentences in its paragraphs, and its conclusion.Here is a small and simple guide to help you do it right: Identify unanswered questions - finally, identify if there are any questions left unanswered after reading the piece.Find the gaps - determine whether or not the author has any contradictions, gaps, or inconsistencies in the article and evaluate whether or not he or she used a sufficient amount of arguments and information to support his or her ideas.Define the positive points - identify the strong aspects, ideas, and insightful observations the author has made.Summarize the article - seek out the main points, ideas, claims, and general information presented in the article.Knowing the future setup of your paper will help you define how you should read the article. Step 1: Define the right organization for your review. Here are the two main stages to get you started:
To create a top-notch article review, start with a few preparatory steps. Facing this task for the first time can really get confusing and can leave you being unsure where to begin.
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