FROM : Rethinking Asset-Building and Community Development: A Community Analysis

• Provide a brief introduction to the topic under investigation.
  • Offered an introduction to the article to better lay out the thesis.
• Explain the significance of the topic within the
  • I explained the significance in the introduction and literature review to ensure the reader understands the thought under examination.
• Identify the research
  • I intimated this in the beginning of the article and subsequent sections.
• State the research question(s) or aim(s).
  • The research question is posed after the lit review and before methodology.
• Outline the research methods and
  • Updated methods section as per the review and made it stronger with a data analysis section.
• Convey the key
  • Achieved this.
• Summarize the key
  • Identified a results section.
• Explain the contribution of the findings and key message to the field(s).
  • Made a concluding statement about how clients are participant-leaders and assets to a community.

From my understanding of writing a research article, the structure typically includes:

1. Abstract: No need intext references
2. Introduction: Provides an overview of the article or research project, including its
3. Literature Review: Reviews relevant articles and concepts related to the
4. Methodology: Describes the research methods employed.
5. Results
6. Discussion

The current article does not adhere to the structure expected of a research article.

I followed the outline to ensure the article conformed to the layout of a research article.