Article Reviews have two parts – a summary (bullets 1-4) and a response (bullets 5-8):
Primary research question or issue being investigated (i.e., main argument) – located in the introduction of the article
Theory (if applicable – see the literature review section) and research methods used (if applicable – see the Data/Methods/Methodology section)
Type of data collected and the strategy for analyzing the data (if applicable) – located in the Data/Methods/Methodology section
One of the major findings or conclusions identified by the author(s) – located in the results or discussion/conclusion section
What stood out to you in this reading? Why do you think that is?
What did you want to know more about? Are there any questions that arose while reading this article?
What other course readings/materials or events did this article bring to mind?
How do the article conclusions consist of knowledge that is valuable in some way?
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