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A literature review is more than just a summary of what others have written — it’s an intellectual conversation. It’s where you, as a researcher or writer, demonstrate not only

Continue readingHow to Write a Literature Review Like a Pro

For many students and early-career researchers, writing a research paper is just the first step in contributing to the academic community. The next, often more challenging step, is transforming that

Continue readingFrom Draft to Journal: Turning Your Research into a Publishable Article

Studying is more than just reading textbooks or memorizing facts. While most students focus on hours spent in front of books, cognitive science and psychology show that how you study

Continue readingThe Psychology Behind Effective Study Habits

Academic writing represents more than the expression of ideas; it embodies the values of honesty, originality, and accountability that underpin the pursuit of knowledge. Yet in the contemporary educational and

Continue readingEthical Issues in Academic Writing: Self-Plagiarism, Contract Cheating, and Ghostwriting