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Strayer,Devery,Harvard University
Mar-1995 - Mar-2002
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WalMart
Mar-2001 - Feb-2009
After reviewing the following instructions, read, summarize, and critique the attached article.
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What have you learned so far? In Week 1 and Week 2 you began to learn the basics of APA Style. This week you transition from learning basic APA Style formatting to learning the basics of reading and writing about scholarly research.
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In addition to the cover page and reference list, include in the body of this article critique two critical sections including a summary (e.g., background, methods, results) and an article critique (e.g., strengths, limitations). Attached is an example of how your article critique might look. We encourage you to save the attached example to your Learner Toolbox.
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You will critique many articles throughout your program, so this skill is very important to learn. Your ability to critique a research article will improve considerable over time as you learn more about research methods and statistics.
Focus on quality by limiting unnecessary "filler" information (the stuff many freshmen do in an undergraduate program). Be very direct, factual, logical, and clear. This paper should be two pages long.
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You know the last assignment you did for me? You can use the same articles or just ONE that you used to complete this assignment.
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