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Thursday, May 3rd 2012

A Research Paper

A research paper is any paper, written for any subject, which requires the writer to review previous writings and to draw conclusions. Every field of study is likely to require a number of research papers throughout the course of study. A research paper does not just teach research skills, it will hone interview, sourcing, investigative and writing skills that will stand students in good stead throughout their lives and careers. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Saturday, December 10th 2011

What are Theses?

Theses are papers which are often the culminating works of a degree. Occasionally theses are professional papers presenting research findings. Theses may be required at any degree level although the requirements will vary and different levels. Theses are sometimes referred to as dissertations but both usually mean the same thing. That said theses may refer to bachelor level papers while dissertations are usually graduate papers. Largely it all depends on where you live. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Thursday, November 10th 2011

The Literature Review

A literature review is a body of text that aims to review the critical points of current knowledge using secondary sources. This will include substantive findings in addition to theoretical and methodological contributions in the field. In essence it is a review and analysis of literary works in relation to a specific research topic. The one key point of an effective literature review is that it comprehensively represents the work done in the field to date. An excellent literature review will represent the written views of professionals in the field to a level of great depth. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, October 11th 2011

6 STEPS TO WRITING AN ACADEMIC MANUSCRIPT

By breaking down an academic manuscript into chunks the work, those long intensive hours of writing, becomes manageable. Begin writing your academic manuscript by creating an overview for each category and then start filling in the detail, first at a high level and then gradually tunnelling deeper until you have a well considered and supported manuscript worthy of publication. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Saturday, September 3rd 2011

Thesis Preparation

The academic thesis is the crowning achievement of study so don’t leave it to the last minute to consider what your thesis will be, how you intend to write it and where you will source your information. In fact it makes sense to begin a thesis file in order to begin documenting source material. To do that you will need a thesis. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, August 9th 2011

Writing a Thesis

The hardest part of creating a thesis is often simply choosing the thesis subject. As with most things in life it helps to start with what you know. By choosing topic that is familiar or which you have had some research involvement with in the past will give you, the writer, a great head start in both how to begin and also what to write about. The best way to begin writing is to write. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, May 31st 2011

Pleasing all the Profs all the time

Missing tutorials and lectures and then attempting to write a term paper or other required document based upon the written specifications only, can be a minefield. While some professors are great and create paper outlines which are comprehensive and really do include everything they want to see, others are not quite so astute. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Saturday, March 5th 2011

Developing an Idea

People actively engaged in education often have great ideas and wonder if anything might come of them if pursued. A good measure of whether a concept will work is its ability to be translated and understood in practical terms. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Saturday, February 5th 2011

Postdoctoral Research

Postdoctoral researchers do what they do for any number of reasons. For some the ongoing learning and discovery is the main driver, they research because this gives them satisfaction; it is its own reward. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Saturday, November 20th 2010

Top 5 tips for Choosing a Research Topic

Deciding what to write a research assignment about can be a daunting prospect. You want it to be interesting for sure. But you don’t want to get yourself too deeply entrenched in a project that could turn out to be impossible in terms of sourcing material and creating original perspective. That decision is even more overwhelming if this is a thesis, or dissertation, that will be your life’s work for the next few years. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Monday, September 13th 2010

Ergonomic Study Gear

Students, particularly those writing dissertations or other major papers spend long hours in a chair in front of a computer typing. If this is you, no-one has to tell you those creepy old ailments you shouldn’t be feeling for another 50 years can become common. Wrist and hand pain, a sore aching back and sore eyes are all likely after hours in front of a PC or on the laptop. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Monday, August 16th 2010

Preparing for an Interview or Dissertation Committee

Interviews become an increasingly important aspect of student life as you progress through the years of study. Interviewing skills are not just important for jobs but for scholarship and course entry applications as well as research funds, proposals and thesis defence. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, March 23rd 2010

How to Write a Literature Review: Lesson Two

Once the student and their professional writer have completed the first stages of the literature review, the task of in-depth analysis begins. For college and university students to fully develop a literature review, academic writing companies offer custom essays to assist with the process. In order to fulfill the class curriculum requirements in upper level college courses and pass the committee reviews for Master’s Degrees and Doctorate Degrees, the format must adhere to standard practices. Working with a professional writer provided by a reputable academic writing company will assure that these requirements are met. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Tuesday, February 16th 2010

How to Write a Thesis Statement: Lessons Two and Three

At the college and university levels students are often required to form their own thesis statement for research papers and essays. This process can be defined in several steps that will result in a quality concept related to the subject matter covered in class. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Thursday, February 11th 2010

How to Write a Thesis Statement: Lesson One

Regardless of the subject matter assigned, every topic can be reduced to a single question and the resulting answers. Read More »

Posted By: Greg Anderson

Wednesday, January 20th 2010

How to Write a Research Paper: Lesson Two

Once you have chosen a topic and attempted to conduct some preliminary research to demonstrate that you know how to write a research paper, you will compose your thesis statement. Professional writing services can work with you on an individual basis to formulate and construct a thoughtful and insightful thesis statement. Read More »

Posted By: Jon Ginsburg

Saturday, July 18th 2009

Term Paper or Research Paper: What's the Difference?

I woke up this morning thinking about the differences between term papers and research papers. You know, these terms are always used as if they mean the same thing, but guess what, they are not! That isn't to say that there are no similarities, and of course sometimes they overlap, but there are some big differences. Read More »

Posted By: Jon Ginsburg