where article was located You need to tell us where you found it. This can either be the library permalink or the name of the library e-database where you found the article. Abstract of article copy and paste the abstract directly from the article. In the rare instance there is no abstract, then write NONE (we will check). Summary and evaluation: 75-words account ONLY applies here Concise (1 paragraph) description of t

4 annotated bibliography 30075, each ordos for the summary and evaluation of each entry.

the following link is the must bib to use.

1, first bibliography https://blog.ed.ted.com/2019/01/07/if-you-want-to-tackle-big-problems-try-thinking-like-a-bee/.

2. https://blog.ed.ted.com/2019/01/07/if-you-want-to-tackle-big-problems-try-thinking-like-a-bee/.

3, https://theconversation.com/when-good-intentions-arent-supported-by-social-science-evidence-diversity-research-and-policy-54875.

4. https://theconversation.com/overhype-and-research-laundering-are-a-self-inflicted-wound-for-social-science-104200.

to cover

What is already known about the topic
What concepts and theories have been applied to the topic
What research methods have been applied to the topic
What controversies exist about the topic and how it is studied
What clashes of evidence (if any) exist
Who the key contributors to research on the topic are

For this assessment, we do not want you to conduct or write a literature review, rather we want you to identify key works that you could discuss or draw upon (for a literature review). You are going to do this by creating an Annotated Bibliography.

or this section of your assessment task, you need to create an annotated bibliography containing 4 peer-review journal articles (i.e. not books or book chapters, nor articles from The Conversation, or any other source). Your reading/research should seek to identify how your discipline (or area of study) is contributing to the knowledge and discussion around how our environment contributes (impacts positively/negatively) to our wellbeing.

use this templet for each annotated bibliography

Full Citation	insert full reference for article using HARVARD or APA style
Library Permalink of Database where article was located	You need to tell us where you found it. This can either be the library permalink or the name of the library e-database where you found the article.
Abstract of article	copy and paste the abstract directly from the article. In the rare instance there is no abstract, then write NONE (we will check).
Summary and evaluation: 75-words account ONLY applies here	Concise (1 paragraph) description of the source, including a summary and evaluation of the key points and findings. Your summary should be entirely written using your own words, and include 4-5 sentences, addressing the following points: A short statement that explains the main focus or purpose of the work. A short summary of the theory, research findings or argument (e.g. intended audience, subjects covered, major arguments supported, research methods, conclusions reached, special features). Consideration of the usefulness and/or limitations of the text for your research (e.g. reliability of the text, credibility of the author, poor features, left-out content, weaknesses in argument) An evaluative comment on the work that may take into account how this work will fit into your research on a topic (e.g. critical comment, critical reflection that describes the usefulness or relevance of the information for your writing task). In-text citations should not be used. You should not cross reference (I.e. this should be your own thoughts, you should not cite other material).

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