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The text at the beginning of the academic article which summarizes the whole article.
Abstract
Showing a tendency to favour a particular perspective/point of view
biased
a summary, paraphrase, or quotation which is from a source text
citation
information or statistics collected and examined as part of a research study
data
explaining or describing something
expository
the likely consequences of something
implication
the points that were not covered in a piece of writing or a research project
limitation
to find your way around something
navigate
based on only facts & evidence, not influenced by personal judgements
objective
the use of someone else's work in your own writing without acknowledgement
plagiarism
a statement about what you think may happen in the future
prediction
the reasons for doing something in a particular way
rationale
a situation in which agreement has been reached about the answer to a question
resolution
the range of ideas that a text, a presentation or a piece of research deals with
scope
research that is based on reading about what others have already researched and written about
secondary research
What's the acronym of STEM
Science, Technology, Engineering, & Maths
the main point which you argue for and support with evidence in a piece of writing
thesis
based on what is logical & true
valid
a connection between two things where one is affected or influenced by the other in some way
Association
how a text is connected in terms of meaning & language
cohesion
an agreement between two people or groups in which each changes their position so as to reach a solution
compromise
the way a speaker gives a lecture or presentation ex. speed,volume,clarity
delivery
articles written for academic journals are usually reviewed by other academics in the field before they are accepted for publication
peer-reviewed
the ability to give a presentation without reading from or memorizing a prepared script
script independence
based on what is logical/true
valid