How to Write an Article Review

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The following is a complete step-by-step guide to write an effective article review in no time
•	1. The Pre-Writing Process
First, you need to know the type of review you are writing as it will help while reading an article. Here are some of the main stages of this process to help you get started.
o	Summarize the article by listing all the main points, ideas, insight observations, and general information presented in the article.
o	Identify the strong claims that the author has made.
o	Identify any possible contradictions and gaps in the article and evaluate if the writer has used sufficient arguments and findings to support the ideas.
o	Determine if there are any questions left unanswered by the author.
o	Read the article fully.
o	Evaluate the title, abstract, introduction, headings, subheadings, opening sentences, and conclusion of the article.

•	2. Write the Title
First, write a title that reflects the main focus of the article. It can be either interrogative, descriptive, or declarative.

•	3. Cite the Article according to the APA format

•	4. Article Identification
After citing the article properly, include the identification of the reviewed article. All the information given below must be included in the first paragraph.
o	Title of the article
o	Author
o	Title of the journal
o	Year of publication

•	5. Introduction
Before you start to write, it is important that you organize your thoughts. You can use an article review template or outline of your assignment before you start. However, if you are wondering how to start an article review, always start with writing an introduction. It should contain the following things:
o	Thesis of your review
o	Summary of the main points of the article
o	Positive aspects and facts presented in the research study
o	Critique of the publication including contradictions, gaps, and unanswered questions

•	6. Summarize the Article
Write the summary of the article and discuss the central arguments presented by the author. Also, make a list of relevant facts and findings and include the author's conclusion.

•	7. Critique It
Here, state the contribution of the author and present the strengths and weaknesses that you have found in the article. Also, make a list of research gaps and see if the arguments are supported by the facts and theories.

•	8. Draft a Conclusion
This section will sum up the critical points, findings, and your critique of the article. Here, the writer should also state the accuracy and validity of the review by presenting suggestions for future research work.

•	9. Revise and Proofread
The last step before submitting your article review is revising and proofreading. It is an essential part of the writing process and will help you polish the paper. For this, read the review aloud to identify any spelling, grammar, punctuation, and structure mistakes.