Structured Scientific Writing

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @MiguelSilvaFX
    @MiguelSilvaFX 2 года назад

    one side note: as a sci. researcher, one needs to constantly be looking for new ways, innovative ways to transmit, to communicate his/her science and sci. researcher results. Any other way, it will become something else, it will become something more close to a framework, a normative, a cheat list at the end. And when that happens, there's a machine that is more capable of doing it better, faster, and with less error. It has many names, one known by the name "computer". Learning how to avoid standardization at work is now the safest route to a happier life, now the route to better productivity and better work results. #DIY

  • @kernstechnologies1560
    @kernstechnologies1560 3 года назад +1

    Very Informative and Useful to researcher community

  • @MiguelSilvaFX
    @MiguelSilvaFX 2 года назад

    I'm really liking this video. Keep it up !

  • @hadygamalmabrouk
    @hadygamalmabrouk 3 года назад

    thanks so much dr. shady

  • @cutnurichsan5779
    @cutnurichsan5779 4 года назад +1

    Very useful explanation.thank you

  • @luzaliciacardenas9599
    @luzaliciacardenas9599 4 года назад

    Excellent , thank you for sharing

  • @aoihana1042
    @aoihana1042 5 лет назад

    Thanks Professor. Your videos are helping me with writing both my dissertation proposal and first manuscript.

  • @shizzo4nizzo
    @shizzo4nizzo 5 лет назад +1

    Excellent presentation. But if the discussion preceds the introduction and literature review, then what would be its basis? I think we need to emphasize more on the iteration than a rigid flow.

  • @hazzminno345
    @hazzminno345 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks allotted for this presentation really it is very important, if possible to share us PowerPoint bcz examples not clear in presentation

  • @kurdishnursi-1984
    @kurdishnursi-1984 2 года назад +1

    Many thanks

  • @dr.muhammadalaaeldeen3189
    @dr.muhammadalaaeldeen3189 5 лет назад +1

    Great work as usual, many thanks Prof Shady.

  • @medzikou
    @medzikou 3 года назад

    Thanks ... very intersting

  • @aishasuldan2717
    @aishasuldan2717 4 года назад

    i deeply understood to your lectures ,thanks alot

  • @educationwithdr.shahnazjat6064
    @educationwithdr.shahnazjat6064 4 года назад

    Great videos
    Please give one lecture on how to write a qualitative research paper

  • @Mohammed84Saad
    @Mohammed84Saad 3 года назад

    Thanks

  • @dr.alikhudhair9414
    @dr.alikhudhair9414 5 лет назад +1

    Wonderfull

  • @sebooz4949
    @sebooz4949 5 лет назад

    When Im writing İt is very hard for me to cite. For example, I read a review that collects every parts of papers properly. I think that if I screen the literature I ll find the same information. İt is better to change the words by paraphrasig and citing the same papers that I read from review. It is time consuming, scientists say “ go to main first source= primary source, maybe the review that you read understand wrongly” but I think it is a low probability,
    What if I read and cite from the same review? Instead of reading the whole papers, I can look for the other papers.
    Thank you in advance

  • @wenpingliu97
    @wenpingliu97 3 года назад

    if i have two short sentences which are cited from one paper, should i merge them to one sentences or put two separate citation ?

  • @SultanKhan-nb1cp
    @SultanKhan-nb1cp 4 года назад

    awesome bro

  • @godwinkatemi5157
    @godwinkatemi5157 4 года назад

    Thanks u Prof

  • @enidowusu15
    @enidowusu15 2 года назад

    Why is it so hard to read slides

  • @sarojmoud7209
    @sarojmoud7209 4 года назад

    Video link please...