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Quick & Dirty Thematic Analysis - in headings

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Quick & Dirty Thematic Analysis - in headings

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What patterns in these comments are evident? Is there anything you feel needs adding to advice for in-coming participants on writing the mLR?

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[Writing to an explicit] structure is important both for writers and readers.

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Be specific is essential for writing a thesis on one topic - it tells the audience your purpose and guides them through your writing. Remember: ask yourself frequently whether the evidence all links back to your thesis.

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Always make sure you understand what the task asks you to do.

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Make it clear at the beginning what your thesis is so readers will understand it. Also, it should be focused on the literature, not the substantive topic.

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It is really confused because it is hard to transfer one academic format to another one. [transition from previous expectations to current task demands?]

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It is important to identify the distinction between an essay and a literature review.

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Read as many articles in your field as possible before deciding your research question, which makes you easy to focus on the relevant topic.

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Link the three articles together logically and follow your thesis statement.

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The three articles inform how you develop your thesis rather than basing it simply on your own ideas.

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Your thesis is relevant to all three articles and shows the relationships between these.

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Understand the social structure of your discipline. This means identifying and recognising which scholars are the most common, where they publish, and where they work. Use clear criteria to select from the literature.

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Think about date of publication, number of citations, and the journal in which the article is published.

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Search using a variety of tools (such as the library catalogues/ google scholar).

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Read critically and in your writing show your analysis, evaluation and justification of your articles you choose

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Spend more time searching appropriate articles.

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Learn to always justify your claims, ideas and arguments

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Clearly decide your focus and research question.

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Making sure you have enough knowledge about what you are going to write and present will help you a lot.

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Support your thesis by using variable prove taken from articles that you have chosen.

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Don't put extra information in the conclusion.

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Each point should begin from a topic sentence which is related [directly] to your thesis statement.

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When you are writing a LR, it is helpful to begin from the conclusion.

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Critically analyse and evaluate the articles; and, make the rationale for choosing these clear.

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The thesis should be arguable, concise and specific.

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Be really attentive to your thesis because, if you don't come up with your thesis, you will have difficulties with the whole task - and be thoughtful.