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How to look for certain terms and key words

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How to look for certain terms and key words

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Why not skip straight to the results/conclusion to get the info I need?

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Why not skip straight to the results/conclusion to get the info I need?

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Breaking down sections by relevance and topic

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Breaking down sections by relevance and topic

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Are we supposed to read them differnetly from any other articles/papers, and if so, how?

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Are we supposed to read them differnetly from any other articles/papers, and if so, how?

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Take note of unknown words, and annotate important pieces to reference later

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I'd recommend using the Abstract section as a great overview and summary of the paper.

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Do I look at all results or should I omit some?

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I know how papers are structured with the materials and methods, results, and discussion because I wrote one for my biology class.

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You should take your time when reading it, this will allow you be able to understand as some information could be complex.

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Read through methods and summarize to understand how they completed the project

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Read through methods and summarize to understand how they completed the project

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formatting and what each section represents/is about

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formatting and what each section represents/is about

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reading the data and understanding its correlation to the text.

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What sections of the journal articles should you focus on reading over

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What sections of the journal articles should you focus on reading over

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Reading and understanding the data is always the hardest part in my opinion.

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Keeping a running annotated bibliography helps you come back to papers later, especially if you have to cite them later!

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some parts you don't have to read completely

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some parts you don't have to read completely

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Don't forget to read the captions and notes under figures (e.g. tables, graphs, charts) to better understand the data.

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When a paper is too in depth and detailed how do you make it easily digestible?

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sometimes it is best to read the introduction and conclusion

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sometimes it is best to read the introduction and conclusion

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To look for key parts of the paper that give you great information, Like methods, results, and discussion 

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To look for key parts of the paper that give you great information, Like methods, results, and discussion 

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How do I understand not only the data provided but why the data is significant?

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how to still understand the paper even with a LOT of big science vocab words

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how to still understand the paper even with a LOT of big science vocab words

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Make sure to understand the tables and graphs well, when a paper is hard to read these graphics really help you understand the main idea

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Make sure to understand the tables and graphs well, when a paper is hard to read these graphics really help you understand the main idea

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Shouldnt you read the conclusion first in some instances before the introduction?

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How to understand the scientific language used and reading and taking information from visuals and graphs

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How to understand the scientific language used and reading and taking information from visuals and graphs

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The right way to take information from the papers

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The right way to take information from the papers

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Usually when reading I am looking for support on my argument or topic, but I feel like I am just being bias but choosing articles that have pieces I need and not really reading over an understanding the paper in its entirety

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graph interpretation... very hard for me

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What parts are often good to skip because of excess info?

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What parts are often good to skip because of excess info?