A journal article review evaluates strengths and weaknesses of a publication. That is a type of professional paper writing which demands a high level of in-depth analysis and a well-structured presentation of arguments. It is a critical, constructive evaluation of literature in a particular field through summary, classification, analysis, and comparison. It is also worth nothing if a review does not introduce new information, but instead presents a response to another writer’s work.
Your article must contain these constituent parts:
Running head: Only in the APA format. It is the title of your paper shortened to less than 40 characters.
Summary page: The summary should be maximum 800 words long. Use non-technical and straightforward language. Do not repeat text verbatim or give references in this section. Give 1) relevant background 2) explain why the work was done 3) summarize results and explain the method.
Title page: full title
250-word Abstract followed by “Keywords:” and 4-6 keywords.
Introduction
Body: Include headings and subheadings
Works Cited/References
Optional Suggested Reading Page
Tables and Figure Legends (if applicable.)
Make sure your review the APA folder. This will ensure that you maximize your points and formatting. Also, you may refer to Purdue Owl for help formatting each page.