Research articles usually use standard formats to communicate in a clear manner any kind of information regarding an experiment. A good research article would usually contain a title, an abstract, an introduction, the methodology, the results, a discussion and some references.

An analytical essay is not as easy to do as it seems to. All of your teachers will tell you that it is “an analysis of a text.” That sounds great – if you know what you’re supposed to be “analyzing.” Here’s a more useful explanation of an analytical essay. These 4 points will help you understand what an analytical essay should and should NOT contain in order to get you a good grade.

You may do this only once in your life; you may do this three times in your life – for a Bachelor’s, a Master’s, or a Ph.D. But you will do this – a capstone project. If you have not produced such a project before, you are in for some work. But we have made the process easier for you with this guide. Read on!

It’s hard to imagine. In your world of email, IM, tweets, and texts, you might have to write a letter for anything other than as part of an application or perhaps a business letter on the job. And true, letter writing by snail mail just does not occur much anymore.

At some point, and usually at several points in your schooling career, you will be required to prepare and present a speech. This assignment may or may not strike fear into your heart. If you are pretty confident and don’t have a problem speaking before an audience, then your only concern is preparing a great speech. If, on the other hand, you have glossophobia, a fear of public speaking, then you have two concerns – preparing the speech and dealing with your fear.

Every student knows how to prepare a bibliography, sometimes knows as a works cited page. You have a format to follow (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.), and you list all of the resources you used in a research work you have written. The information gives the author, the title of the work, the date and place of publication, and so forth.

Expository essays are probably the most common form of essay assignment, and if you are struggling with expository essay writing, it may be because you are not familiar with the term. Or, you may just struggle with essay writing in general, no matter what the type.

Many students dislike poetry – they find it hard to understand, and in the case of the poetry of the Middle Ages and before, almost impossible. As we move forward in time, however, poetry does become easier to understand, such as that written in the Romantic Period and later, but students often then object to the subject matter. They wonder, for example, how an entire poem can be written about a Grecian urn – what’s the point?

If you have been assigned a case study, you will be conducting a unique research project and then reporting on that research in a document that has a pre-defined structure, based upon your departmental requirements. While these projects are often equated with graduate business coursework, case studies have been around for a long time in many other fields of study.

We have all seen at least excerpts from the movie, “Frankenstein” and perhaps some other films in which mad scientists are working in their labs, among smoking test tubes, and creating horrific things. Not in any of these films will you see a piece of paper – anything that might purport to be notes or notations of what is being done and the results.