To critique an article, first read it and take notes on the author’s overall argument to help you develop a preliminary opinion. Then go back through the article to look for evidence that supports your position. Ask whether the author’s logic makes sense, for example, or if they demonstrate any bias in their writing. READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE FROM THE FOLLOWING LINKS: www.wikihow.com/Critique-an-Article The critique should be typed in maximum two pages double-spaced with new time roman font size 12.
The critique must include the following points: A) Brief introduction of the scientific process being investigated.
B) Objective of the Study: What question(s) did the author(s) ask in this study to address what was
previously unknown about the process.
C) Key observations: What was the nature of the results.
D) What techniques were employed: Materials and Methods/Experimental design
E) How did this work help in advancing our present understanding with regard to the previous findings.
F) What is the conclusion?
G) Give your own perspective and critical analysis – were the data convincing?
What other experiments would you have done?
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