Read the entire article carefully. You must understand the author’s purpose. For your purposes in preparing to write your review, develop a statement that conveys the main idea of your review.
The review must meet all of the following criteria:
● 750-1,000 words in length
● At least 3 pages (not including title or reference pages)
● Double-spaced with 1” margins
● 12-point Times New Roman font
● Written in APA format (APA style guide here:http://www.ulib.csuohio.edu/research/vrd/citations.html)
● Reference PageThe review should match the following format:
● Brief introduction of the topic
● Brief summary of the article, highlighting the most important details
● Include the purpose of the article, how the research was conducted, and any otherpertinent information
● Strengths/Weaknesses
● ConclusionPresent your ideas and opinions about the article. This may be two to three paragraphs. You may think of this section as the strengths and weaknesses of the article. Give reasons for your opinions. Restating what the author wrote is not the same as forming your own opinion. Go beyond commenting on the organization and length of the article. Think critically about the article and convey what you think it all means. Be able to support your statements with citations.
Write a concluding paragraph that summarizes your review and discusses what the information in the article means in our society. Discuss what you learned from reading this article and how knowledge or work in this area could be expanded. Cite direct quotes or paraphrases from the article in APA format.
(IMPORTANT) Blacks,” and to Caucasians as “Whites.” Please don’t use these phrases in your writing. Instead use phrases such as ‘Black families’, ‘Black children’, ‘Black residents,’ etc.