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Purdue OWL: Invention and Prewriting |
Picking Your Topic IS Research! |
You Do You Get Started Writing a Paper? |
How to Develop a Strong Research Question |
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Taking Notes for Research papers |
Annotating Text
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How to Read a Scholarly Article |
Interactive Tutorial: Anatomy of a Scholarly Article |
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Boolean Operators: Pirates vs. Ninjas |
Fake or Misleading News |
Purdue OWL: Rhetoric: Essentials of Argument |
In Defense of Rhetoric
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Purdue OWL: Thesis Statements |
Thesis Claims |
How to Write a Strong Thesis Statement |
How to Make an Outline |
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Purdue OWL: Drafting and Revising |
Purdue OWL: Paragraph Organization and Flow |
Purdue OWL: Cutting While Revising |
How to Proofread Your Final Draft |
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Feedback and Peer Review |
Global Editing and Revising |
Peer Review Commenting Strategies |
How to Peer Edit Someone Else's Paper |
