Dear Dr. Karen! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with students like me from all over the world. Each and every video of yours has great content and guidance. The videos are short, precise and very scientific in approach. Your teaching style is brilliant and very humble. The text on video is also very helpful for those students for whom Enhlish is not their first language. I appreciate your kind support. Sincerely, Devendra Singh, Health Psychologist (India).
You have an interest in reviewing a particular topic. Later on, you realize that the topic has already been reviewed. How do you proceed in such a situation?
As I said in my video, do some research first to see if your topic has been reviewed recently. If so, you might focus on an aspect of the topic not thoroughly examined in detail.
Hi, Doctor I have a problem of review paper of topic with influence of SBM in educational function delegation on students’ outcome in primary school, Please can you help me as possible you can. The Best regards
Dear Karen, you mentioned that a good review uses a logical structure, may I ask you what kind of structures are logical? Could you give us some examples?
All research papers should be structured in a sequence that leads the reader to a logical conclusion about a topic. That is, information is ordered in a way that will be clear and understandable to the reader. Topics might also be reviewed in order of importance or chronologically, if a historical review. The exact structure depends on the type of review paper and the topic. I gave several examples in the video of how to structure a review in a coherent way.
Thanks madam for your detailed explanation of the review paper writing process. Can you recommend any books on writing review, research articles, research proposal, thesis etc.
Here are three that I've read: Professors as Writers by Robert Boice The Craft of Scientific Writing by Michael Alley The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science by Scott Montgomery
Thank you Karen for this amazing video. I'm already in. My question is how to choose a narrow subject when you find a similair work already published ?
Dr. Mckee, you have the spark to turn a complex issue into a simple task without losing academic status.
Thank you Karen - you've inspired me to finally start writing my first review paper!
Best of luck!
Wow! This is the best explanation I ever get on this aspect of scientific writing. Thanks a lot for this resourceful video.
Glad it was helpful!
Dear Dr. Karen! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with students like me from all over the world. Each and every video of yours has great content and guidance. The videos are short, precise and very scientific in approach. Your teaching style is brilliant and very humble. The text on video is also very helpful for those students for whom Enhlish is not their first language. I appreciate your kind support. Sincerely, Devendra Singh, Health Psychologist (India).
Thank you for taking the time to comment. I'm glad my videos are reaching so many people around the world.
Thank you for this. I’m about to start my first review task on a book chapter. Your tips will go a long way.
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Thank you for this. Very informative and helpful
Thank you so much Dr. Karen for the insightful explanation. This might help me get unstuck in my review paper writing.
Best of luck!
Thank you Karen for this high-quality video. I am going to write a review paper, it is really helpful.
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Thank you, Dr. Karen! I can easily work now on my review paper.
Good luck 👍
This is a great video, really not many universities teach how to write a good review paper
Glad you think so!
Thank you so much, that was very clear and informative, you made things easier for me and I'm inspired now 💙
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Thank you Dr.Karen for sharing your inspired talk
Thank you Dr Karen for a good explanation of how to write a good review paper
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Thank you for the guidance. Very helpful.
Hi, ma'am! Information are very informative. I just need a suggestion, how can i draw the graph (not schematic diagram) for our review paper?
Great video, it helped me a lot! Thank you!
Glad it helped!
You have an interest in reviewing a particular topic. Later on, you realize that the topic has already been reviewed. How do you proceed in such a situation?
As I said in my video, do some research first to see if your topic has been reviewed recently. If so, you might focus on an aspect of the topic not thoroughly examined in detail.
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK Thank you very much for the response.
Hi, Doctor
I have a problem of review paper of topic with influence of SBM in educational function delegation on students’ outcome in primary school,
Please can you help me as possible you can.
The Best regards
Thank you that was very informative
Thank you Karen
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Dear Karen, you mentioned that a good review uses a logical structure, may I ask you what kind of structures are logical? Could you give us some examples?
All research papers should be structured in a sequence that leads the reader to a logical conclusion about a topic. That is, information is ordered in a way that will be clear and understandable to the reader. Topics might also be reviewed in order of importance or chronologically, if a historical review. The exact structure depends on the type of review paper and the topic. I gave several examples in the video of how to structure a review in a coherent way.
Thanks madam for your detailed explanation of the review paper writing process. Can you recommend any books on writing review, research articles, research proposal, thesis etc.
Here are three that I've read:
Professors as Writers by Robert Boice
The Craft of Scientific Writing by Michael Alley
The Chicago Guide to Communicating Science by Scott Montgomery
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK thank you so much Dr.Karen.
Your videos are very helpful 👍
Glad you like them!
Thank you Karen for this amazing video. I'm already in. My question is how to choose a narrow subject when you find a similair work already published ?
If there is already a review of a topic, you may need to seek a different topic or wait until there is new research warranting an updated review.
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