What is a literature review? A literature review is an account of the current thinking in a specific area of study. Its purpose is to introduce the reader to what has gone before and often to provide you with a foundation that you can build on with your own research.

Purpose of a research proposal. A research proposal is your plan for the research you intend to conduct. It should describe: what you will investigate, ; why it is important to the discipline and ; how you will conduct your research.; Your research proposal also needs to persuade someone about how and why your intended project is worthwhile.. In …

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Throughout your time at university, you will be asked to think and write reflectively. Sometimes what we have learned from an activity or piece of work is not obvious, which is why we need to reflect on our experiences. This page will take you through that …

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Legitimation Code Theory. How do you use sources critically in your work? Legitimation Code Theory (LCT) is a way to break down the process into stages of ‘unpacking’ and ‘repacking’ complex ideas and to think about it visually. What is LCT? LCT is a theory that can be applied to a wide range of academic situations and uses what is known as a semantic wave.

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