Ever wondered why some research papers get published while others don’t? Here are the 10 simple rules that can make all the difference: ⬇️ [📜: Zhang et al.]

Writing a literature review? Answer these key questions for rigor and clarity: ⬇️ [📸: Hazel Hall]

5 simple ways to avoid plagiarism: ⬇️

The review tree 🌲 Here are the different types of reviews you should know: ⬇️

A systematic review is an authoritative account of existing evidence using reliable, objective, thorough and reproducible research practices. Here is a list of tools to help you do one: ⬇️ NB: You just need to use one in each category.

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How to write clearly: ⬇ This is a brilliant guide by Edward T. Thompson - former Editor-in-Chief for Reader's Digest. His advice is super relevant for academics. Let me know what resonates with you!

10 useful websites to improve your academic writing: ⬇️

Writing a paper is no small feat! Breaking it down into bite-sized steps makes it achievable.  Here's a guide how to write a journal article in 40 steps: ⬇️

The seven research gaps you should know: ⬇️ This is especially useful for early-career researchers.

The structure of a research paper [simplified]: ⬇️

5 qualitative data collection methods you should know: ⬇️

Master's Thesis vs. PhD Thesis - Here are 7 differences you should know: ⬇️ Which one is referred to as a "dissertation" in your country?

Essential research tools to know in 2024: ⬇️ Which one's your favorite? Stay tuned for part II.

Are you choosing the right sampling method for your research? Here are the commonest sampling techniques you need to know:⬇️

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Qualitative vs quantitative research. Here are the main differences you need to know: ⬇️