Tags: [[+]] - [[Academia]] - [[Writing]] URL: <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nvpm7Zq5SQ> Reference: - [[( 2020-07-01 How To Write An Academic Paper]] - [[+ 2020-09-04 How to write a literature review in 3 steps]] - [[+ 2020-09-04 How to read a scientific paper]] - [[@Chantel Elston]] Publish Date: 2020-09-04 Reviewed Date: [[2020-09-04]] --- <center> <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/_nvpm7Zq5SQ" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> </center> - How To write the academic paper - start with the` results` section first - everything revolves around this - includes graphs, tables, and visualizations - clean, concise, and simple as possible so first glance yields insight or sparks curiosity - simple reporting, no discussion, succinct - next is `methods and materials` or `discussion` - if not in good writing space, methods and materials is a simpler thing to just get out of the way - discussion is where you take your results and interpret them - what you found - what the reasons for some of these patterns might be - relate to prior findings - similarities and/or differences - talk about what future research could do for this study field - Next is the `introduction` which is the literature part of the paper - put your paper into context - state your aims and hypotheses on some of the gaps that have been identified in the literature - your `abstract` is the summary of your paper - 250 - 300 words - 1-2 sentences on each of your sections - not much discussion, just main results and conclusions - your `title` should be <15 words to grab readers attention - write in the past tense - study has BEEN done - results have BEEN found - dont ramble, relate everything back to the main point