First, theme selection
Choose a topic that is relevant to your major and has research value. We can choose from the current social hotspots, academic frontiers and practical problems.
Second, literature review
It is very important to make a literature review before writing a paper. By consulting relevant literature, we can understand the existing research results and viewpoints, so as to determine our own research direction and problems.
Third, research and design.
According to the selected topics and problems, formulate research design. Including research methods, data collection and analysis methods. Ensure that the research design is reasonable and feasible, and can answer research questions.
Fourth, data collection and analysis.
According to the research design, collect and sort out the data. We can collect data through questionnaires, experiments, interviews, etc., and use appropriate statistical methods to analyze the data.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) results display
According to the data analysis results, the research results are given. The research results can be clearly displayed in the form of tables, charts and text descriptions.
Debate and discussion on intransitive verbs
The research results are demonstrated and discussed in this paper. Analyze the significance and influence of the research results, compare and contrast with the existing research results, and put forward your own views and conclusions.
Seven. Conclusion and prospect
Finally, the paper summarizes the main findings and conclusions of the study, and looks forward to the future research direction and possible improvements.
Methods to improve the rigor and logical coherence of papers.
First, make clear the structure of the paper.
Before you start writing, you should first construct a clear paper structure or outline. This should include your introduction, main arguments, evidence or analysis, and conclusions. In this way, you can always keep a clear understanding of the overall structure of the paper during the writing process.
Second, clarify the argument.
Each paragraph should have a main argument and support it with facts, evidence or examples. This will ensure that your argument is not only rigorous, but also coherent.
Third, keep paragraphs coherent.
Each paragraph should be logically related to the previous paragraph. You can use transitional words or phrases, such as "however", "besides" and "therefore" to help readers understand your ideas.
Fourth, the use of facts and evidence.
Your argument should be based on reliable facts and evidence. This can be data you get from research or literature, or you can draw a conclusion based on your own experience and observation. In either case, you should clearly state the source of your evidence and ensure the reliability of your argument.
Fifth, pay attention to the conclusion.
The conclusion part is your opportunity to clarify the significance of your paper to readers and the possible impact of your research on the future. This is where you emphasize the theme and argument of the paper, so make sure it is concise and powerful.
Sixth, repeated revisions.
Writing is a process of constant revision and improvement. After writing the first draft, you should revise and proofread it many times to ensure that your paper is rigorous and coherent in structure, content and language.
Seven, seek feedback
You can ask your tutor or classmates to comment on your paper, and they may put forward some problems or suggestions that you haven't noticed, which is very helpful to improve the quality of your paper.