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Bratislava, Slovakia Academic Writing Guide 22001100 A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Academic Papers by Anne Whitaker September 2009 Table of Contents Why Academic Writing .. 2 The Writing Process .. 4 Choosing and Narrowing a Topic .. 4 Thinking (Brainstorming).. 6 Doing Research .. 6 Thesis Statement .. 7 Planning Basic Outline .. 7 Planning Taking Notes .. 9 Planning Detailed Outline .. 10 Writing the First Draft .. 13 The Introduction .. 13 Body Paragraphs .. 14 The Conclusion .. 15 Connection between Ideas .. 16 Revising .. 17 Editing .. 18 Proofreading .. 19 Paper Checklist .. 20 Example Paper .. 21 Bibliography .. 28 2 Why Academic Writing Academic Writing is, essentially, the Writing you have to do for your university courses.
separately. That means that source material will be introduced, analyzed, explained, and then cited. Research and APA Style Guide 2010 covers this topic in depth. Correct APA Style. All academic papers should follow the guidelines of the American Psychological Association as found in Research and APA Style Guide 2010, regarding
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