A literature review should explain how sources relate. Organising your reading by theme helps you develop that connection.
Read with purpose. Write with confidence.
Subject guides, study skills and short reads on academic writing to support your studies.
A report helps readers understand a situation and make decisions. Its structure, headings and executive summary should make the main findings easy to find.
A framework is a tool for finding what matters, not the answer itself. Here is how to move from a list of factors to analysis that supports a recommendation.
Paraphrasing means understanding an idea and expressing it in your own way. A similarity report highlights matching text, but its percentage alone cannot establish plagiarism.
A change in a ratio needs a business explanation. Discuss its cause, significance and the limits of the comparison.
AGLC4 uses footnotes and specific formats for cases and legislation. These are some of the rules you will use regularly.