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HOW TO MAKE A STATE OF THE ART

By teachme.MrG.

Summary

Topics Covered

  • State-of-the-Art Is Literature Review
  • Three Reasons Build Literature Review
  • Four Ways Organize Literature Review
  • Writing Process: Collect, Analyze, Connect

Full Transcript

hello good evening professor and clicks my name is Oscar Gonzalez and I am going to give my order presentation on how to

make a state-of-the-art I'd like to start my presentation by asking a question so what is the state of the art

and what isn't because I think it's a very crucial to see the differences many

people think that a state of the art is an essay or paper it's not or some other people think that is the development of

the body of the research paper it's not and all there is think that it's a demonstration how our peers can connect

one with another and in stunts but so what is it it is a literature review it's another way to say it's there in the state of

the art it's a literature review so what it's a literature review if it's not an answer of paper is part of a research

paper if it's not a the development of the body it's part of the essay so it's

a way to gather relevant information that we need for our writing process so all these major words that have been

done in the past and one feel of a study are the ones that we need for our state of the art in this matter we need to

look for what has been what has been published and it has been peer review on the sources on that particular topic what particular particular topic is the

one that are the ones the we are interested in so we reviewed and make your concepts the ideas and results

within these sources that would perfectly befitting our research so we can demonstrate with those major

concepts and ideas and results their relationship between them in a timeline so in the next slide I propose why what is the

purpose why do we have to make a literature review well there are three major concepts or three major ideas on

why we need to do this the first one is improving understanding of the topic we need to build knowledge we need to understand what has been done in the

past and we have to become experts to demonstrate the knowledge that we have on the field and finally the last one

and the most important one is to help others understand what has been happening in the past when the way we

bring it to the present so everything is clear and and everyone is already

working on the ideas that have to be

taken in consideration how to this little review then well there are

many ways to do it by chronology chronological sequence and in a timeline we can use different moments like

decades how thickets or etc and in this matter we can cite authors that have

done research on major studies and the years we can we have to include the years until today another way is through the breakthroughs

or the progression of advancements and the field of a study what has been important on each decade what has been

the trending research or approach or topic that has been until today and then

another one is that your graphical which focuses on the countries the continents what has been going in on Asia what's been going on on America what has been

going on and and Africa and maybe by countries so a we can set this idea we

can tell the reader what's been important in each of these places and finally by questions and it's this

foreign is has been used very often what are the major questions by these major researchers and what has been da the

issues addressed on the topic of the field of study that has been narrowed down to what we're looking for so one we

have this what is the writing process how do we write this where do we start well the first thing is by collecting

and narrowing down all this information is very important we have to peer review research papers such as journal articles and books everything that's a reliable

and from a reliable source and from the library from the university library everything that has been authentically

accepted and then once we do that we have to analyze those resources by skimming and scanning choosing what fits best

our research purposes and once we do that we can start thinking about the titles and subtitles those titles and subtitles are part of the skimming and

scanning they we have to look for example for chapter titles soup heads the and the abstract many times we find lots of information in there and see if

these fits and personally I found in the other sources of those journal articles

all the references that have expanded more ideas and more more authors with

major words so when we're all set for writing first thing we have to do is we need to take notes and write paragraphs

based on our collective references so when we write paragraphs we we are really trying to summarize what has been

important on that that source what the author is trying to say and the conclusions that the author has come after the research so when we're doing

that we are citing the authors and we are trying to arrange the information in a way that we can make it flow yeah it's very important that we make it logical

that we make a strong analysis that supports the ideas that we're trying to come to make or go through our research

paper and and in fact this little review is the one that has the power to do that so how do we do that we summarize our

ideas by connecting those sources so in this in this way we can make transitional connections from one source to another throughout the island has to

make sense and in order to make sense but also to start supporting our ideas very strongly and finally it is super

important that a our voice is in the text that our ideas are heard more than what the other authors are saying is

that these ideas are very very supporting that they are really really

making the reader understand our own words and our ideas thank you very much for and the paying attention to my

presentation

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