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📚 How to annotate a scholarly article

A practical method for turning a scholarly article into evidence you can evaluate and use in an essay.

10
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~20 min
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🗣️ Language
subject
Adults
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What you’ll learn

  1. Orient
  2. Observe
  3. Question
  4. Methods
  5. Results
  6. Statistics
  7. Critique
  8. Context
  9. Synthesize
  10. Write

Questions this course answers

What should you do before trusting an abstract?

The question and design determine what the summary can support.

Why mark observations separately from inferences?

Separate layers keep interpretation from outrunning reported evidence.

What does an observational design usually support?

Without random assignment or another causal strategy, alternatives may remain.

What makes a limitation useful?

A limitation matters only when its consequence for interpretation is explained.

What belongs in an evidence paragraph?

The structure connects source detail to the argument.

Grounded in trusted sources

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