• EMPIRICAL or THEORETICAL STUDY PAPER

Title of critical analysis paper: No more than two lines
Short abstract (max. 200 words).
An original piece of research of between 3,000 - 4,000 words (including tables and references). We should expect to find:

Introduction that should provide a context for the research,
Literature Review that should critically survey relevant literature,
Methodologythat should include the data collection and data analysis methods,
Findings that should report on the relevant findings
Discussion that discuss the findings in light of previous research
Conclusion that focuses on the potential implications of the research.

If it is a theoretical paper methodology and findings may not be applicable.

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In-text citations and Reference. These should follow APA7 format. Maximum of 40 references

• CRITICAL ANALYSIS / REVIEW

Title of critical analysis paper: No more than two lines
Systematically analyze an existing educational policy, theory, methodology, data sets(s), or philosophy. An analysis, for example, is usually 1,000-2,000 words and may contain:
Brief summary of the history/context of the topic of interest (policy, theory, methodology, data set(s), philosophy)
Systematic analysis of its strengths and weaknesses
Emerging issues and questions raised by the topic
Evaluative recommendations for improvement or implementation

• BOOK / ARTICLE REVIEW

Analyze a book or article to offer new insights into, and interpretations of, the texts and its interpretations. It should be 1,000 - 2,000 words and may include the following:
Brief summary of the text; thorough analysis of the author's framework or methodology;
evaluative discussion of areas for improvement or application, any alternate, consenting of dissenting view on the issue.

• CRITICAL REFLECTION / REVIEW

Reflect on an educational experience you have had (e.g., a placement, exchange or conference) in a different educational environment. 1,000 - 2,000 words and may include the following:

How your understanding has changed on topics, skill or practice as a result of the experience.