2. method. Because the methods of many journal articles will use a lot of algorithm content, and the words used are also more professional and relatively difficult to understand.
2: Your Research Proposal
Q4. Identify the research topic and problem. And review the literature, then collect and analyse the data. 

Q5. My research focused on studying the impact of the new media environment on the old news review programs, and how to adapt it to the new media environment.

Q6. 

(1) First introduce the research topic 'news review programs', and then consult the literature on new media and news review programs.The questionnaire was designed, the data was collected to make the analysis, and finally wrote the report based on the data.

(2) What are the conditions for news review programs to meet to make changes to the new media environment?

3: Looking Ahead
Q7：
1. Show that you are familiar with the knowledge system and establish the credibility of your work;
2. Summarize previous research and explain how your project is related to it;
3. Integrate and summarize knowledge on a subject;
4. Show that you have learned from others, and your research is the starting point of new ideas
Q8：
1. Finding Academic Texts
2. Refreshing your Active Reading Skills
3. Making notes
Q9：
I added 23 sources
Q10：
I think it's a little difficult, because when I'm searching, although the topics of some articles are related to mine, the content is different, so it's difficult to find the right one.
I think using keywords and limiting the type and time of search can help me find the article I want.
Q11：
We searched the literature with keywords, the keyword is smartphone addiction. 
Because this article studies that incorrect smartphone use will lead to mental health problems, our research purpose is to explore that smartphone use will affect people's health, which is the same. 
Problematic smartphones can lead to mental health problems such as depression and anxiety.
This article studies that the use of problematic smart phones can lead to mental health problems, but it does not explain whether the correct use of mobile phones will lead to the same situation, which is different from our research.

2.Your Research Proposal
(4) identify topic / define research problem / review literature (a little bit)
(5)Open space facility construction /
the impact of fast fashion on the environment
Gender differences in video games
(6) Topic Sentence
Background
Definition
Justification/Rationale
Research Deficiency
Research Aim
Research Questions and Objectives
Benefits/Value
Outline

3.Looking Ahead
(7) methodology
Literature review
reference
(9) 5
4.Discussing a Source

Complex: 

4. 

5. The focus of my research is whether there are cultural differences between modern people regarding their feelings about the architectural style of Italy.

The world's population living in urban areas spends approximately 95% of their time indoors. Therefore more and more architectural designs provide form while meeting the needs of adaptability, functionality, safety and social needs while constantly striving to connect people's needs with design requirements. The aim of this study is therefore to examine the diversity of cultures that people map through the diverse spaces of architecture to explore what has a sensory experience on architectural design.

6. 

7. I will continue to study in the second semester to enrich my research content. In addition, I skillfully use the Internet and other resources to enrich my research views.

8. I need to find more consistent examples to support my point of view. And describe it in more precise terms.

9. Add about 7-8 sources

10. I find it easy to find relevant content, but very difficult to find content that is similar to my point of view.

Keyword search works great. You can pinpoint exactly what you're looking for

11. Shehni, M. C., & Khezrab, T. (2020). Review of Literature on Learners' Personality in Language Learning: Focusing on Extrovert and Introvert Learners. Theory and Practice in Language Studies, 10(11), 1478. https://doi.org/10.17507/tpls.1011.20

1. I entered the search words ‘ language learning’ and ‘personality’, But the system posted many articles. So I added another keyword ‘extrovert ’.It helps me narrow down my literature search.

2. Because the ‘peer-reviewed journals’ can ensure the authority of this article. Also, they published a great variety of essays and literature online and in journals.

3. The study is about individual differences between students and researchers learned the two classic personality types of extroversion and introversion. The research showed that extroverts and introverts affect language learning.

4. This article doesn’t focus on most of their research subject using primary school students However, my own research will examine research on Chinese students at the University of Sheffield.

Which section(s) highlight gaps in previous research? (5) (8)

Which section(s) note similar views presented by different authors? (3) (4) (7)

Which section(s) note contrasting views presented by different authors? (2)

Which section(s) note similar views presented by different authors? 
(3) (4) (7)

Which section(s) note contrasting views presented by different authors? 
(2)

2. Main variables: The new media environment and the news review category programs.

   Literature review’s themes: News review category programs.

3. Research gap: However, there is still a lack of research focusing on the how to use news review programs in the new media environment to increase attention.

2. The other most helpful resource must be starplus. The academic articles we find come from this. This is a handy website, and it has a large number of literature for reference and can quickly screen the time type and find the appropriate literature.
3. YES. Divide the source into several parts, cross out adjectives and mark keywords.

4. YES. Summarize the topic of the source from the abstract, and briefly record the research purpose, methodology, conclusion and interested content of the source.

5.
(1)Extract the central thought of the literature to see whether the literature is helpful to the arguments, and whether it can provide evidence to support the argument.
(2)Remember the literature title, author, publication time and page number, etc.

(3)Find more important documents and can sort out the latest progress of the topic in chronological order.

(4)Focus on the abstract and find the key information in the literature.

Concepts: the nouns in focus. These nouns are then used to string together specific descriptive information to remember the overall content.

Descriptions: use your own words to summarise the content.

2. YES. Eleven different sources were used.

3. NO.

4. YES. Its title and subtitle contain more than two sources.

5. YES. It contains multiple statistics and examples, and each sentence contains references.

TIPS: add some latest sources and some specific examples.

Participants can participate voluntarily and choose to answer questions, and participants also have the right to refuse. 

Participants should be aware of what research data is used for and what research. 

Participants should not be placed at risk or in environments that contain risk factors.

Researchers need to be honest and have the integrity to make good judgements when conducting research. There is also a need to treat participants with respect and responsibility.

Source：The University of Sheffield’s Ethics Policy Governing Research Involving Human Participants, Personal Data and
Human Tissue: Version 7.6

Karen recorded and took notes during the interviews so that it would be easier for Kate's later analysis.

 Karen gave Jack money, let he cooperated to obtain a pass with Karen 

 Karen observed and recorded them without the consent of the other residents  

 Karen used Jack's real name without his consent and sent the experimental data to the newspaper.  

2.People in slums are fully informed about what their data will be used for and by whom;
People in slums have the right to agree to participate, withdraw from or refuse to participate in research projects;
Not to disclose personal information or identifiable data without the consent of the slum dweller;
Researchers have the right to keep collected data and samples secure and anonymous;
Slum dwellers are not exposed to unnecessary or disproportionate risk, and researchers must delete their data if it is no longer necessary for research purposes.
Anticipated challenges: 1 Participants may refuse to be interviewed; 2. Insufficient interview time leads to insufficient research data; 3. Participants are not allowed to reveal their real names or disclose their data, resulting in the failure to achieve the purpose of the study.

3.

Need improved: