How I Got a FIRST in Every Essay | Critical Reading & Writing Technique From Harvard University

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Since 2018, I have been developing a research thesis report writing course. I've taken all the feedback and questions from my videos over the last few years and complied the ULTIMATE guide for writing your thesis. Everything from creating a blank thesis template on Word, devising the research question, searching for papers and writing each chapter is included. For each chapter, I have provided a list of words and phrases that can be used as sentence starters, to guide you smoothly through the writing process. I know how daunting it can be, especially seeing that blank page and with no clue how to begin.

Over the next week, I will be posting one video a week with a little sneak peak from different chapters to show you some of what is to come. When released (next week), I will update this description with the link to the complete course.
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[marz]

Not gonna lie but this is one of the most professional educational video that I have ever seen, it’s so good that it feels like your in a classroom listening to a teacher

[regina]

Yooo I'm in bed tired and about to go to sleep, but I saw this in my recommended and I'm not waiting till tomorrow to watch it.

[xoxox]

She’s seriously the best, I’m tired of bloggers talking about useless things

[sparrowscharm]

can we appreciate the fact that she wrote the words in a mirrored way for us to understand it more? the effort! Thank you! More content please.

[lokichakra]

Fabulous. I'm about to start my MSc in Digital Marketing from a UK university. I have not studied in over 25 years due to raising my child. Your points of critical assessment are very helpful. Thank you so much!

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Who else clicked in just because of how great her style looks

[thecraftedcosmos]

I just finished grad school and sent this to my bestie who is in grad school. So on point!

[yoriinsi]

Just submitted my essay and this came out.

[manjulakamath]

Dr. Amina, you inspire me to be better every single day! More love and positivity your way. ♥️

[zsofi]

1. preview the text: prefatory material, layout, author
2. annotate: use your margins as memory triggers, symbol systems, ask questions to yourself
3. outline (discover skeleton=> the texts’ content formed in one sentence), summarize (sentence/paragraph form), analyze (evaluative, reflect on the arguments made)
4. look for patterns (choice of words)/ repetitions (repeated phrases, illustrations, examples) => tone of the text
5. contextualize (review in multiple perspectives, how it is framed by historical, cultural, material, intellectual circumstances?, own experience)
6. compare and contrast (main themes of texts, consider gaps in the research, make connections

[novita]

I like the way how the content is presented this way, it is creative and interesting! Thanks.

[anujathatte]

The most helpful and informative video on reading and note taking. No unnecessary fancy stationary and handwriting displays. Thank you!

[dynamicgecko]

I was surprised when she started writing on thin air :D It's a cool feature but if she is facing us, that means she had to write the words in vertical symmetry. Interesting.

[jazminelopez]

These are fantastic videos! Thank you so much for uploaded these all at once!

[BANKO]

I think we are seeing a mirror image of Amina. Ingenious presentation. She has an exceptionally nice accent that helps to focus.

[ebenudeh]

Well structured lecture definitely comes in handy not just in research but in typical everyday work that requires reading through multi page documents! Props to you Dr. Amina

[habeebahtahir]

Thank you so much for this - couldn't have come at a better time! Getting ready to write up my first PGCE assignment which is meant to be a critical review on the concept of professionalism within teaching. I've done around 20 readings for the 2000 word assignment and now just going through notes to build up my outline before I start writing.

[joystudies]

I LOVE that this is less than 10 minutes long. I have anxiety & trouble with focusing when it comes to academic businesses so this is very nice! Also, your explanation is so clear and this is such a smart technique!

[blueorgin]

I now see why you chose to become a doctor! You were born for this level of collegiate education! Thank you for this. I felt myself getting rusty since graduating grad and I decided to take up an extensive reading hobby. However, I want it to be a decade(s) commitment. So my plan is to use this system you shared with us for each book I read and my data will be compiled in Mead notebooks. I’m giving my further self and descendants something to look forward too and read. I keep a journal, and now I have a reason to scout & buy a second chest. 😌