How to Write a Literature Review
Are you a graduate student staring at a blank page, feeling overwhelmed by the challenge of writing a literature review?
Do you ever feel like an imposter, unsure if you can articulate your thoughts in a scholarly way? You are not alone.
"How to Write a Literature Review" is a course designed for YOU, the aspiring scholar who's determined to make a mark in your field.
Imagine transforming the daunting, complex task of writing a literature review into a clear, focused writing journey filled with purpose. Picture yourself confidently navigating the academic landscape, synthesizing literature, and articulating your critical analysis in a way that demonstrates the need for your study.
With our expert writing coaches by your side, that vision can become your reality. In each guided writing module, we break down the immense task of writing a literature review into small, actionable steps. We lift the veil on what seems like a mystery, making it accessible and achievable.
We also help you manage your mindset so that you can overcome limiting beliefs, imposter syndrome, and loneliness that many doctoral writers face. Lose the fear of the blank page, and write a literature review that offers your critical analysis of the literature and cogently argues that your study is needed.
On-Demand Instructional Videos
Writing Templates and Worksheets
Mindfulness Exercises and Guided Writing Sessions
Who this course is for:
If you're in the midst of writing a dissertation or thesis proposal and feeling lost or overwhelmed with the task of conducting and writing a literature review, this course is tailored for you. Whether you're a novice researcher or someone who needs a refresher, our guided modules and expert insights will make the process approachable and achievable.
This course includes:
• 7 guided writing modules with 8+ hours of writing instruction
• 3 mindfulness exercises
• 1 guided writing session
• 1-year, unlimited access upon purchase
You'll learn how to:
• write a research problem statement and use it to guide your search of the literature,
• develop an outline of your literature review,
• identify key terms and pockets of literature to search,
• determine if an article should be used in your literature review,
• organize, annotate, and analyze research articles,
• write synthesis statements,
• write the introduction and conclusion to your literature review, and
• begin revising and editing your literature review draft.
Join us, and take the step that brings you closer to your academic goals. Write with clarity. Write with conviction. Write with us.
"I wish I had this comprehensive information a year ago. I would be so much farther along in the process."
- Literature Review Student
How to Write a Literature Review
Curriculum
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Writing Together
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Guided Writing Module 1: Develop a Draft of Your Problem Statement
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Guided Writing Module 2: Search and Organize Literature
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Guided Writing Module 3: Analyze and Critique Studies
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Guided Writing Module 4: Synthesize Literature
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Guided Writing Module 5: Write Each Strand of Literature
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Guided Writing Module 6: Land Your Literature Review
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Guided Writing Module 7: Revise and Edit Your Literature Review
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