Studying 8th language so far

TVSTRANGERTHINGS
styofa doing anything

shark vs the universe

One Nice Bug Per Day
trying on a metaphor

çĽćĽ / Permanent Vacation

Janaina Medeiros
sheepfilms

titsay
Today's Document
Sade Olutola
Cosimo Galluzzi

Product Placement
$LAYYYTER
KIROKAZE

JVL

@theartofmadeline
Aqua Utopiaď˝ćľˇăŽĺşă§č¨ćśăç´Ąă

seen from United States

seen from Poland
seen from United States

seen from Germany
seen from United States

seen from Netherlands
seen from Indonesia

seen from United States
seen from Lithuania
seen from United States

seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from United States

seen from United Kingdom
seen from South Africa

seen from United States

seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from United States

seen from United Kingdom

seen from Germany
@jenmariiah
Studying 8th language so far

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
German grammar resource
Hello friends, so my bf stumbled across this resource for grammar recently and I wanted to share it with you all! The pdfs are grouped by levels and they include some exercises too. Theyâre provided by the VHS Passau and can be downloaded for free.
Here are the direct links to the pdfs:
A1
A2
B1
B2
C1
Their website with some more resources can be found here.
Hope this helps you guys!
Note: I am simply linking to their website and not uploading the documents separately because the website states that that is not allowed.Â
The not so tumblr-aesthetic but realistic study session at uni library on a Thursday night, when everyone else are going home and getting ready for the parties (where I would want to be as well but can't because of coming exams and deadlines)
2/100 days of productivity (lets see how long i can maintain this đ)
âLet someone love you just the way you are - as flawed as you might be, as unattractive as you sometimes feel, and as unaccomplished as you think you are. To believe you must hide of all the parts of you that are broken, out of fear that someone else is incapable of loving what is less than perfect, is to believe that sunlight is incapable of entering a broken window and illuminating a dark room.â
â Marc Hack
Looking for IT/programming studyblrs
If you are or know any bloggers who study IT, Computer sciences etc. (however it is called in English) please reblog! Looking for motivation to keep studying IT

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
Brutally Honest Rules for Language Learners
If you can`t make your own examples to a grammar rule, you don`t know this grammar rule.
Learning words without context is almost useless. You may repeat something like âroadâ or âdeeplyâ millions of times and still forgetting them in the most important situations. Memorize phrases instead. e. g. âI crossed the roadâ and âto be deeply ashamedâ.
Prioritize. There are almost 500Â 000 words in the English language and even more in some non-European languages. If you decide to learn 5 words a day, you`ll need a shitload of time to cover at least the third of the whole vocabulary. So, know precisely what words are the most frequent and the most important for you personally.
No, you won`t learn a language by listening to songs ONLY.
If your level of knowledge is Intermediate or higher, you don`t need the fucking subtitles. Well, in the beginning, you will have a terrible headache and doubts about the whole thing, but every video will be making you a little better. You`ll slowly get used to the accents and intonation. It`ll stop to sound like the endless phrase without any pauses. Just give yourself some time.
Translation from the native language to the target language is useless (if you`re not going to become an interpreter). Write the short texts in your target language instead.
Forget about boring topics from the textbooks. Argue with somebody in the comment section under your fav YouTube videos. Try to persuade me that the Earth is flat (I know it`s insane, but you`ll remember it much better than writing the essay âThe current problems of ecologyâ). Rewrite your own posts. Write down 15 phrases do describe Donald Trump. I mean⌠Everything is better than a standard way of learning that doesn`t express your inner self.Â
Check the pronunciation of ALL the words. ALL the time. Your intuition is a great tool. However, it doesn`t cure all the irregular cases. Just look at English words âdaughterâ and âlaughterâ, âheadâ and âheatâ, âthoughâ and âthoughtâ. They look almost similar but they sound in ABSOLUTELY different ways. There`s a possibility that your target language also has a lot of such cases. Just spend few seconds on looking at the transcriptions. It doesn`t hurt, I promise.
The post/challenge for those who want to find a language partner. Â
hello hello hellooooo! (or bonjour bonjour bonjouuuur, I must say!)
okay, iâve had a few messages about learning French soooo Iâve created this masterpost on studying foreign languages! Iâve been learning the French language since I was four and I am now studying French at Higher level and hope this post helps a lot of you!
please note!!!!!!:Â like any other skill, it takes a lot of dedication and effort to learn a language. it wonât be easy but if you practice a little everyday you will be totally fine!! iâm here if anyone needs a hand xÂ
reasons to learn another wonderful language
â       you make lovely friends when u go abroad
â       itâs like speaking a secret language cause you might be the only one in your friendship group/family that know the language
â Â Â Â Â you can curse under your breath without ur parents knowing??? hahaha bonus
â       uhhhh itâs fun?
â       u can get a better job
â Â Â Â Â it makes u feel pretty awesome when you go abroad and understand things
â       improves your first language (grammar etc. etc. etc.)
â       gain respect for someone elses culture
â       u can move/live abroad
â       the opportunity to do more things abroad with ur extra language skill
â       there are loads more reasons but it would take up the whole post:)))
so u wanna teach yourself??
â       bbc languages - choose from 40 languages to self-teach
â       duolingo - good oleâ duolingo is an amazing smartphone app (and u can use it on ur laptop etc) that lets you teach yourself a language
â       languages online - more grammar based work on languages that you can do yourself
â       babbel - online lessons on learning a foreign language - there are 14 to choose from (you get a trial but after that i think you have to pay)
â       hellotalk - an amazing app on your phone that allows you to speak to people in your target language and you can help them learn English etc. itâs a win win situation guys
â       101languages â amazing site. just visit it. okay thank u!
â       polyglot club â meet people just like u who are wanting to learn language!! fun right???
â       youtube â there are loaaaaads of channels on youtube which help you to learn a language. check out some of these :)))
â       digital dialects â games based activities for over 70+ languages to choose from to begin learning
â       forvo â basically this is a dictionary but it pronounces the words for u
â       lyrics training â this is mainly European languages but you are to fill in the gaps from songs :))
â       babadum â one of my favourite websites! You can pick and choose which languages you learn, itâs great
â       livemocha â you can learn and teach people languages
â       memrise â a fun way to learn vocab
 specific languages
- Â Â Â Â Â spanish
â      udemy â learn spanish (beginners)
â      spanishdict
â      mi vida loca â spanish course for beginners â itâs pretty good!
â      spanish with paul (youtuber)
â      fluencia
â      spanish radio stations
 -         french
â       bonjour â learn french using this site!! itâs brilllll
â       francolab
â       français interactif
â       vogue â read the French edition of Vogue for reading practice
â       comme le francais (youtuber) â I watch these videos regularly! They are so helpful with grammar and vocab
â       ls french
â       french radio stations
 -         german
â      deutsch lernen- online lessons on German
â      der die das â phone app which helps you learn noun genders
â      mission berlin - german adventure game which helps with vocab
â      german connection â kids vocab games
â      germanpod101
â      german  (duolingo) â everyoneeee knows duolingo, its basically a handy little app that lets u learn loads of languages
 -         russian
â      russian lessons â videos and activities on learning all things russian
â      dictionary (russian)
â      quizlet â revision, games, flashcards and tests on russian
â      master russian - various activities/topics in russian
â      bbc: a guide to russian â website to teach you the basics of russian
â      learn russian
 -         chinese
â      mandarin lessons âaudio clips provided to help u learn chinese??
â      bbc: learn chinese â website to teach you the basics of chinese/mandarin?? (sorry I donât speak it)
â      chinese tools
â      digital dialects (Chinese) â vocab games
â      hello world â games to help you learn mandarin
 -         arabic
â      my easy arabic - learn basic Arabic (including alphabet and vocab)
â      salaam arabic â beginner or intermediate levels of learning :)))
â      madinah arabic â online courses in Arabic! They also offer a free 1-hour tutoring session via. Skype
â      Haliaeâs Arabic masterpost - @rockinspired.tumblr.com
  other language masterposts
â       areistotle - omg i am in love with basically all her masterposts but this is her âforeign language learningâ one, it is fab-u-lous!
â       z-co - this is a masterpost and a half!!
â       romancing the languages â variety of language resources can be found here!!
â       language adventurer â maaaaaassiiiiiive language resources masterpost :)))))) I loooove this!
â       les langues sont ma vie â masterpost of helpful websites to use when studying languages! it is huuuuuge
 extras??? Who doesnât love those??
¡         aesthetically pleasing notes- rewrite notes as revision and make them pretty. it makes them easier to read/come back to
¡         listen to the radio (in your target language) â to listen to French, I personally listen to Ado FM (it has the right balance between English and French music/speech)
¡         take a break â learning a language takes time remember!! u r constantly learning so chill out sometimes :))
â      word reference â rather than using Google Translate, try using this app because it tends to be more accurate and requires you to put in a little bit more effort. like a dictionary, only its electronic??? if that makes sense
[ If you need a study buddy or just someone to talk to, give me a message or ask and Iâll help u out!! ]
They can teach you anything.
Forget overpriced schools, long days in a crowded classroom, and pitifully poor results.
These websites and apps cover myriads of science, art, and technology topics.
They will teach you practically anything, from making hummus to building apps in node.js, most of them for free.
There is absolutely no excuse for you not to master a new skill, expand your knowledge, or eventually boost your career.
You can learn interactively at your own pace and in the comfort of your own home. Itâs hard to imagine how much easier it can possibly be.
Honestly, what are you waiting for?
Take an online course
edXâââTake online courses from the worldâs best universities.
CourseraâââTake the worldâs best courses, online, for free.
CoursmosâââTake a micro-course anytime you want, on any device.
HighbrowâââGet bite-sized daily courses to your inbox.
SkillshareâââOnline classes and projects that unlock your creativity.
CuriousâââGrow your skills with online video lessons.
lynda.comâââLearn technology, creative and business skills.
CreativeLiveâââTake free creative classes from the worldâs top experts.
UdemyâââLearn real world skills online.
Learn how to code
CodecademyâââLearn to code interactively, for free.
Stuk.ioâââLearn how to code from scratch.
UdacityâââEarn a Nanodegree recognized by industry leaders.
PlatziâââLive streaming classes on design, marketing and code.
LearnableâââThe best way to learn web development.
Code SchoolâââLearn to code by doing.
ThinkfulâââAdvance your career with 1-on-1 mentorship.
Code.orgâââStart learning today with easy tutorials.
BaseRailsâââMaster Ruby on Rails and other web technologies.
TreehouseâââLearn HTML, CSS, iPhone apps & more.
One MonthâââLearn to code and build web applications in one month.
DashâââLearn to make awesome websites.
Learn to work with data
DataCampâââOnline R tutorials and data science courses.
DataQuestâââLearn data science in your browser.
DataMonkeyâââDevelop your analytical skills in a simple, yet fun way.
Learn new languages
DuolingoâââLearn a language for free.
LingvistâââLearn a language in 200 hours.
BusuuâââThe free language learning community.
MemriseâââUse flashcards to learn vocabulary.
Expand your knowledge
TED-EdâââFind carefully curated educational videos
Khan AcademyâââAccess an extensive library of interactive content.
Guides.coâââSearch the largest collection of online guides.
SquareknotâââBrowse beautiful, step-by-step guides.
LearnistâââLearn from expertly curated web, print and video content.
PrismaticâââLearn interesting things based on social recommendation.
Bonus
ChesscademyâââLearn how to play chess for free.
PianuâââA new way to learn piano online, interactively.
Yousicianâ Your personal guitar tutor for the digital age.
Uno, dos, stress
big subject masterpost!!
ENGLISH & ESSAYS - lit, lang, essays
ap lit
english literature masterpost
english literature tips
ap literature reading list
literature masterpost
ap lang
how to study for the ap lang exam
ap language and composition
another ap lang mpÂ
essays
a guide to outlining essays
academic writing resources
writing last minute essays â
SOCIAL SCIENCES - hug, gov, econ, ush, euro, world
ap hug
ap human geography
another ap hug masterpost
ap hug masterpost
tackling ap human geography
ap gov
how to do well in ap gov
ap govt and politics resources
ap gov and politics
ap gov resources
youtube ap gov review
ap econ
ap macro econ sheets
how to survive ap economics
lets get economical
ap ush
how to procrastinate for the apush exam
apush resources
ap us history masterpost
another apush masterpost
all the topics u need to know for apushÂ
ap world
ap world history
ap world masterpost
how to study ap world history
one more world masterpost
ap euro
ap euro masterpost
ap euro crunch time
european history masterpost
ap euro tips
SCIENCES - comp sci, psych, chem, physics
computer science
pltw masterpost
coding masterpost
typing masterpost
coding online
learn to code
how to study for computer science
psychology
ap psychology: a masterpost
teach urself psychology n neuroscience
more psychology
ap psych resources
masterpost of psych notes
ap psychology
chemistry
how to organic chemistry â
science resources
another org chem masterpost
ap chemistry
high school chemistry cheat sheetÂ
chemistry resource masterpost
ap chemistry masterpostÂ
chemistry resourcesÂ
physics
physics links
studying for ap physics
ap physics 1
ap physics c
physics resoures and links
MATHEMATICS - algebra, precalc, calculus, general
algebra
algebra 2
algebra masterpost
precalc
precalculus review
resources for precalc
precalculus masterpost
calculus
how to study calculus â
mega calculus masterpost
ap calculus formula sheets
general
how to study math
complete math masterpost â
NON ENGLISH LANGUAGES - specifics, general
specific
spanish resources masterpost
spanish resources
swedish resources masterpost
italian learning
learning turkish masterpost
beginning with japanese
japanese masterpost
german learning tools
romanian masterpost
learn hebrew in 200 words
learning latin
french masterpost
a french masterpost
chinese masterpost
learn korean Â
general
languages dictionary masterpost
how to learn languages
languages masterpost
what to do after duolingo
how to learn a language knowing the basics
MASTERPOSTS OF MASTERPOSTS
masterpost of everything
studyblr resources
the really big studying masterpost
masterpost of masterposts
study masterlists
the imperfect guide on ap classes
ap cram packets
MISCELLANEOUS - art, printables, apps, organizing
art
mini art guide
paper recommendations
how to survive ap studio art
fifty ways to improve ur artwork
helpful (art related) websites
useful art masterpost
printables
printables masterpost
another masterpost
how to make a printable
apps / websites
websites u didnt kno
study apps n websites
organization
cleaning out binders
time management stuffÂ
how to be more organized
time management

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
College hack: When your professor passes around a sign-up sheet for projects, group work, or research, choose dates nearer to the beginning of the school year, the sooner the better. The professor will grade you more leniently, you will have more energy since school will have just started, and you wonât be bogged down with midterms or finals for other classes. It seems like more work, but I swear by this tactic, it will save your nerves and your grades.
Wish I'll remember this when next semester starts...
How do I stop procrastinating?
close this tab, turn off your phone, pause netflix, put your distractions in another room if possible
get up and jump around a little, stretch your muscles!!
write a to do list (quick and concise- no messing around!)
change your environment if you can
take your earphones out unless theyâre absolutely necessary (music is great but it is a distraction!!! this sucks, i know!)
go have a pee, wash your hands with cool water, splash some on your face (cold water, not pee)
get a glass of water, eat a fucking apple
gET OUT YOUR BOOKS
GET A PEN AND SOME PAPER
DO YOUR FUCKING WORK!!!
nobody can stop you from procrastinating except yourself
be PROACTIVE and do it yourself!!
you can stop procrastinating by stopping procrastinating!
rip off the band aid and just do your fucking work
YOU HAVE TO FORCE YOURSELF
you can chill later- youâll feel 6000000% better about letting yourself relax once youâve actually done some work
seriously, you just have to do it
stop now!!!!
Frauenrechte und Gleichberechtigung deutsche Vokabeln
Hallo German Study Buddies, I recently completed a topic about Gleichberechtigung zwischen Frauen und Männern (Equality between women and men) and I thought I would share some vocabulary.
This has honestly been the most interesting topic Iâve learnt about in German because I actually got to gain a deeper insight into the oppression of women in developing countries, whilst expanding my German vocabulary to be able to talk about these deep and contemporary issues!Â
Enjoy!
Zitat / Quote : Bildung fĂźr Frauen bedeutet es wird mit der Menschheit aufwärts gehen.Â
Nouns: der Ehrenmord â the honour killing der Aktivist / die Aktivistin â the activist der Mangel an Bildung â the lack of education der Respekt vor Frauen â the respect for women der Sexismus â the sexism die Gleichberechtigung â the equality die Ermächtigung â the empowerment die Diskriminierung gegen Frauen â the discrimination against women die Kinderbetreuung â the care of children die Vergewaltigung â the rape die häusliche Gewalt â the domestic violence die sexistische Einstellung â the sexist attitude die Gewalt gegen Mädchen â the violence against girls die Zwangsehe â the arranged marriage die Ehre â the honour die UnterdrĂźckung â the oppression die klassische Rollenverteilung â the classic sharing of roles die abfälligen Kommentare â the derogatory comments die Aufstiegschancen â the opportunities to be promoted die Mutterrolle â the role as a mother die Vereinbarkeit von Familie und Beruf â the compatibility of family and a career das Frauenrecht â the womanâs right das heikle Thema â a controversial topic das veraltete Rollenbild â the old stereotype das Recht auf Bildung â the right for educationÂ
Adjetives: empĂśrend â outrageous  drigend â urgent  grausam â cruel  alarmierend â alarming  engstirnig â narrow-minded  bedenklich â worrying / questionable  gleichberechtigt â equal der unterschwillige Sexismus â the subtle sexismÂ
Phrases: Es muss aufhĂśren â it needs to stop mit gutem Beispiel vorangehen â to lead with a good example gegen ihren Willen â against their will  Â
Sentences / Quotes: Bildung ist der einzige Weg aus der Dunkelheit â education is the only way out of the darkness Das Rollenbild, das Frauen vor allem verantwortlich nur fĂźr die Familie und Kinder, muss noch weiter in der Zukunft Ăźberdacht werden â The stereotype that women are responsible above all for the family and the children, needs to be reconsidered in the future. Frauen werden wie Menschen zweiter Klasse behandelt. â Women are treated like second class citizens  Frauen sind genau so geeignet. â Women are just as equiped Frauen werden als Objekte betrachtet. â Women are objectified Frauen werden wertgeschätzt. â Women are valued Frauen werden unterschätzt. â Women are undervalued Frauen kĂśnnten neben der Kinderbetreuung eine Karriere schaffen - Women could also have a career alongside taking care of children Wir mĂźssen Leute ermutigen, mehr zu tun und engagierter zu sein. - We need to encourage people to do more and be more engaged
EDITED x Thank you to everyone whoâs helped me with edits!Â
@deutschlang @languageoclock @languagesandshootingstars @languagesruletheworld
Folgen Sie uns auf YouTube
www.youtube.com/learngermann
Folgen Sie uns auf YouTube
www.youtube.com/learngermann

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
Free to watch ⢠No registration required ⢠HD streaming
HOW TO WRITE A HIGH-GRADE RESEARCH PAPER
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The first time I had to write a research paper for university was one of the most stressful experiences Iâd ever had - it was so different to anything Iâd ever done before and caused me so much anxiety! It turned out that Iâm pretty damn good at writing research reports and Iâm now looking to pursue a career in psychological research.Â
I have never received less than a First (or 4.0 GPA for you American studiers) in my research papers so I thought Iâd share my top tips on how to write a kick-ass, high-grade research paper.
*disclaimer: I am a psychology student, my tips are based on my personal experience of writing up psychological research (quantitative and qualitative); therefore, they may require some adaptation in order to be applied to your field of study/research*
These tips will be split up into the different sections a research paper should consist of: abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion.
ABSTRACT
The aim of an abstract is to summarise your whole paper - it should be concise, include key-words, highlight the key points of your paper and be written last.
When I say concise, I mean concise! The abstract is what other students and researchers will read in order to decide whether your research is relevant their own work and essentially determines whether or not theyâll read on - they want to know the key details and donât want to be overwhelmed with information.
I always aim to keep my abstracts under 250 words. I set myself this limit to stop myself waffling and dwelling on unimportant points, it helps me to be really selective of what I include and ensures Iâm gripping the reader from the start.
Your abstract should discuss the research rationale, the methods and designs used, your results and the general conclusion(s) drawn. One or two sentences on each of these topics is enough.
Make sure youâre using key-words throughout your abstract as this will also help the reader decide whether your work is relevant to theirs. You can make key-words super obvious by highlighting them in a key at the bottom of your abstract (see below) or just used jargon consistently. Using key-words is also important if youâre looking to get your work published, these words will help people find your work using search engines.
Finally, write your abstract last! An abstract is a summary of your whole research paper which makes it practically impossible to write well first. After writing the rest of your paper, you will know your research inside and out and already have an idea of what key things you need to highlight in your abstract.
INTRODUCTION
For me, the introduction section is always the most intimidating to write because itâs like painting on a blank canvas - massively daunting and leaving you terrified to make a mistake!
The aim of an introduction is to provide the rationale for your research and justify why your work is essential in the field. In general, your introduction should start very broad and narrow down until you arrive at the niche that is your research question or hypothesis.
To start, you need to provide the reader with some background information and context. You should discuss the general principle of your paper and include some key pieces of research (or theoretical frameworks if relevant) that helps your reader get up to speed with the research field and where understanding currently lies. This section can be pretty lengthy, especially in psychological research, so make sure all of the information youâre including is vital as it can be pretty easy to get carried away.
This background should lead you onto the rationale. If youâve never written a research paper before, the rationale is essentially the reason behind your own research. This could be building on previous findings so our understanding remains up to date, it could be picking up on weaknesses of other research and rectifying these issues or it could be delving into an unexplored aspect of the field! You should clearly state your rationale and this helps lead into the next section.
You should end your introduction by briefly discussing your current research. You need to state your research question or hypothesis, how you plan on investigating the question/hypothesis, the sample you plan on using and the analysis you plan to carry out. You should also mention any limitations you anticipate to crop up so you can address these in your discussion.
In psychology, references are huge in research introductions so it is important to use an accurate (and modern as possible) reference for each statement you are making. You can then use these same references in your discussion to show where your research fits into the current understanding of the topic!
METHODS
Your methods section should make use of subheadings and tables where necessary and should be written in past tense. This can make the (potentially) lengthy section easier to navigate for the reader. I usually use the following headings: participants, materials, design, procedure.
The participants section should describe the sample that took part in your research. Age, gender, nationality and other relevant demographic information should be provided as well as the sampling technique. Personally, I use a table (see below) alongside my continuous prose as an alternative way of viewing my sample population. Please note, if youâre using a table make sure it adheres to your university guidelines.
The materials section of your methods should include any equipment, resources (i.e. images, books, diagrams) or any other materials used in your data collection. You should also reference the program that helped you conduct your analysis. For example, if you are writing a qualitative research paper, you may want to include Microsoft Word in your materials if you use the program to transcribe interviews.
You should then describe the design used in your research. All variables should be identified in this paragraph, if relevant. You should also discuss whether your research is within-groups or between-groups, again only if relevant.
Last is your procedure section - the most important one! You must write this section with enough detail so that anybody could pick it up, read it and conduct the same experiment with ease. You should describe what participants were required to do, how data was collected and it should be written in chronological order! While itâs important to provide enough information, try not to overwhelm the reader with lengthy sentences and unnecessary information.
RESULTS
Your results sectionâs sole purpose is to provide the reader with the data from your study. It should be the second shortest section (abstract being first) in your research paper and should stick to the relevant guidelines in regards to reporting figures, tables and diagrams. Your goal is to relay results in the most objective and concise way possible.
Your results section serves to act as evidence for the claims youâll go on to make during your discussion but you must not be biased in the results you report. You should report enough data to sufficiently justify your conclusions but must also include data that doesnât support your original hypothesis or research question.Â
Reporting data is most easily done through tables and figures as theyâre easy to look at and select relevant information. If youâre using tables and figures you should always make sure youâre stating effect sizes and p values and to a consistent decimal place. Illustrative tables and figures should always be followed by supporting summary text consisting of a couple of sentences relaying the key statistical findings in continuous prose.
DISCUSSION
The discussion section should take the opposite approach to your introduction! You should start discussing your own research and broaden the discussion until youâre talking about the general research field.
You should start by stating the major findings of your study and relating them back to your hypothesis or research questions. You must must must explicitly state whether you reject or accept your experimental hypothesis, if you have one. After stating your key findings you should explain the meaning, why theyâre important and where they fit into the existing literature. Itâs here that you should bring back the research you discussed in your introduction, you should relate your findings to the current understanding and state the new insight your research provides.
You should then state the clinical relevance of your research. Think about how your findings could be applied to real-life situations and discuss one or two practical applications.
After this, discuss the limitations of your research. Limitations could include sample size and general sample population and how this effects generalisability of findings, it could include methodological problems or research bias! These limitations will allow you to discuss how further research should be conducted. Suggest ways in which these limitations could be rectified in future research and also discuss the implications this could have on findings and conclusions drawn.
Finally, you need to give the reader a take-home message. A sentence or two to justify (again) the need for your research and how it contributes to current understanding in the field. This is the last thing your audience will read so make it punchy!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thatâs it folks! My tips for writing a kick-ass, high-grade research paper based on my personal experience. If you have any questions regarding things Iâve missed or didnât provide enough detail of, then please just send me an ask!
Also, if any of you would like to read any of my past research papers I would be more than happy to provide you with them :-))
Iâve received a lot of messages asking for examples of my work. All of my research paper preprints have been uploaded to ResearchGate and you can access them HEREÂ :-))
âja geilâ is german for âthanks i hate itâ