The scope of your assignment can help you to manage the amount of time you should spend on both your research and your writing.
Length: A few paragraphs
Supporting Sources: Generally 1-5 sources. May include peer-reviewed, professional or non-scholarly sources.
Note: Check the requirements closely. A reflective assignment may require no sources at all.
Supporting Sources: Generally 1-5 sources. May include peer-reviewed, professional or non-scholarly sources.
Note: Check the requirements closely. A reflective assignment may require no sources at all.
Length: 5 pages or fewer
Supporting Sources: Generally 3-10 sources, Generally peer-reviewed, professional articles, book chapters or books.
Supporting Sources: Generally 3-10 sources, Generally peer-reviewed, professional articles, book chapters or books.
Length: 6-20+ pages
Supporting Sources: Generally 10+ sources. Include peer-reviewed articles, book chapters or books.
Supporting Sources: Generally 10+ sources. Include peer-reviewed articles, book chapters or books.
Length: 15+ pages per question.
Supporting Sources: Generally 10+ sources per question. Include
peer-reviewed articles, book chapters or books.
Supporting Sources: Generally 10+ sources per question. Include
peer-reviewed articles, book chapters or books.
Length: 100+ pages
Supporting Sources: Generally 50+ sources.
- Literature Review of the scholarly literature: predominantly peer-reviewed articles and books
- Reports, statistics, etc. to supplement scholarly sources
- New, original data gathered
Supporting Sources: Generally 50+ sources.
- Literature Review of the scholarly literature: predominantly peer-reviewed articles and books
- Reports, statistics, etc. to supplement scholarly sources
- New, original data gathered