Inspired by Carvalho, Iglesias & Ivanov In the 1950s, a group of children at a small school in northern Italy were given a curious kind of assignment. They were not … Read More
Inspired by Carvalho, Iglesias & Ivanov In 1960, a group of researchers in California wired electrodes to the heads of cats, hoping to understand how the brain responded to visual … Read More
IntroductionIn academic writing, simply describing information is not enough. Strong academic papers demonstrate critical thinking—the ability to analyze, evaluate, and interpret information rather than just summarizing it. Understanding the difference … Read More
IntroductionResearch can be overwhelming, especially when you’re dealing with multiple sources, articles, and notes. Without a clear organization system, you risk losing important insights or forgetting key references. In this … Read More
IntroductionParaphrasing and summarizing are essential skills in academic writing. They allow you to incorporate existing research into your work while avoiding plagiarism and maintaining your own voice. However, many students … Read More
Inspired by the work of Inês Carvalho, Montserrat Iglesias & Stanislav Ivanov As artificial intelligence reshapes everything from how we shop to how we socialise, a critical question emerges: How will … Read More
IntroductionA literature review is a critical part of academic writing. It surveys existing research on a specific topic, identifies gaps, and sets the stage for your own research. Whether you’re … Read More
IntroductionPlagiarism is one of the most serious offenses in academic writing. It can damage your academic credibility, lead to severe consequences, and undermine the integrity of your research. However, avoiding … Read More
IntroductionA well-structured academic paper is essential for clearly presenting your ideas and supporting your argument. Academic writing follows a clear format that includes an Introduction, Body, and Conclusion—each playing a … Read More
IntroductionA strong thesis statement is the foundation of any successful academic paper. It clearly expresses the central argument or purpose of your writing, guiding both you and your readers. Without … Read More
