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How to Write a Boss Paper in APA Format

If you are struggling with how to start writing a paper in APA format, maybe these tips can help you. It took me three damn years to figure out the process, but hopefully it doesn’t take you nearly as long!

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Posting My Dissertation Online
Posting My Dissertation Online
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How to Review an Article
How to Review an Article

A few tips on how to review an article and a sample review. Also lists the importance of using primary sources in your research.

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Theoretical Framework
Theoretical Framework

Do your Theory and your Research Question WORK together??? See how clean that picture is? That’s how it looks when your shit matches up nicely and flows in your Dissertation. Boss.

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How to Use Phonics to Teach Reading
How to Use Phonics to Teach Reading

There’s no best order, or best program… No matter what you read on the internet! You can do this on your own, with a little bit of guidance :-) YOU know what is best for your child or student. Start with letter names and sounds. Then move to blending words by sound out the letters, c – a – t, and then say the word, cat. Move on to 2-letter blends, and then vowel patterns.

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