Writing, citation and study guides
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How to write an essay
8 min readA practical process for writing an academic essay: reading the prompt, building an outline, drafting body paragraphs and revising against the rubric.
Read moreHow to write a thesis statement
6 min readWhat makes a thesis statement arguable and specific, where it belongs in the essay, and how to test a draft thesis before you build on it.
Read moreHow to write a research paper
10 min readFrom research question to final reference list: source strategy, note management, structure and the sections most research-paper rubrics grade hardest.
Read moreHow to structure a paragraph
5 min readThe claim, evidence, interpretation, link pattern for academic paragraphs, with worked examples and the four most common paragraph faults.
Read moreHow to write a conclusion
5 min readWhat a conclusion should add rather than repeat, a four-move template that works for essays and reports, and what to keep out of it.
Read moreHow to write a literature review
9 min readHow to organise a literature review by theme instead of by source, build a synthesis matrix, and identify the gap your own work addresses.
Read moreHow to write a case study
8 min readA repeatable method for case study assignments: reading the case twice, applying frameworks to the facts, and writing recommendations that are defensible.
Read moreCitations
APA 7 citation guide
9 min readAPA 7th edition essentials: in-text citation patterns, reference formats for journals, books and websites, and the paper formatting rules students lose marks on.
Read moreMLA citation guide
8 min readMLA 9th edition basics: the author-page in-text pattern, the container system for Works Cited entries, and first-page formatting.
Read moreChicago citation guide
8 min readChicago style for students: notes-bibliography versus author-date, footnote and shortened-note formats, and bibliography entries with examples.
Read moreHow to cite a website
6 min readWebsite citation formats in APA 7, MLA 9 and Chicago, including pages with no author, no date, and organisation authors.
Read moreHow to cite a journal article
6 min readJournal article citation formats across APA 7, MLA 9 and Chicago, plus how to handle DOIs, database sources and articles with many authors.
Read moreHow to cite a book
6 min readBook citation formats in APA 7, MLA 9 and Chicago, including edited collections, chapters, translations, editions and e-books.
Read moreStudy help
How to study for exams
8 min readRetrieval practice, spaced repetition and interleaving explained in practical terms, plus how to build a revision plan from your exam format.
Read moreHow to take better notes
7 min readNote-taking systems compared - Cornell, outline, mapping and Q-E-C - plus what to do with notes after class so they are usable at exam time.
Read moreHow to create a study schedule
7 min readBuild a realistic weekly study schedule from your syllabus: mapping deadlines, estimating task time, protecting fixed commitments and adjusting when it slips.
Read moreHow to prepare for finals
7 min readA three-week runway for finals: triaging by weighting, building topic-by-format study plans, and managing the week itself without all-nighters.
Read moreManaging academic workload
7 min readPractical ways to handle a heavy semester: prioritising by weighting, batching similar work, setting minimum viable versions and using support early.
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