1. research methods: this is the core part of the paper, including data collection, data analysis and interpretation. The choice of research methods depends on your research problems and available resources.
2. Literature review: This is a technique and method to evaluate and analyze the existing research, which can help you determine the position of your research problem in the existing research.
3. Structural design: A good paper should have a clear structure, including introduction, methods, results and discussion. Each part should have clear objectives and contents.
4. Writing skills: This includes how to express your ideas clearly and accurately, how to use appropriate language and grammar, and how to organize and edit your papers.
5. Citation and references: Make sure that you quote all the resources correctly and list all the resources in the references. This will not only avoid plagiarism, but also let readers know the source of your information.
6. Revise and edit: After completing the first draft, you need to spend time revising and editing your paper to ensure that it is the best version. This may include checking grammatical errors, improving sentence structure and clarifying vague expressions.
7. Feedback and review: Ask your tutor or peers to review your paper, and they may provide valuable feedback and suggestions.
8. Use academic writing tools: There are many online tools and softwares that can help you format your papers, check grammatical errors and manage quotations. For example, EndNote, Mendeley, Grammarly, etc.