Research Question • Focussed and clear • Reasons provided for selection of research question • Derived from/related to literature • Suitable to guide primary research • Will support discussion of findings A clear statement of the research question. Some reason for the identification or selection of the research question provided. The link to the literature sufficient to support a sound discussion of future findings from primary research. Technical Issues • Grammar and spelling • Formatting of citations (APA) • Formatting of reference list (APA) Correct grammar, spelling, citation and referencing.

Structure • Introduction states topic, provides background and outlines the structure of the literature review • Paragraphs deal with specific issues with citations to the literature • Paragraphs progress from general to more specific issues • Structure leads towards statement of research question Introduction identifies topic and outlines structure of review. Paragraphs contain citations to sources. The structure of the literature review reflects a sound analysis of sources, not simply summarising one source after another, but grouping them and discussing in meaningful order. This discussion leads to justification of the research question.

Hi there, I know your site is very professor website and be good at writing about literature review. Therefore, hope professor can reads the requirement carefully and please choose one of the topic from the recommended topics. Thank you very much. Assessment Criteria for Literature Review Criteria Credit Level Achievement Evidence of Research Effort • Number of sources • Relevance of sources • Quality of sources At least 6 relevant and good quality academic sources Analysis • Agreement between sources noted • Disagreement between sources noted and discussed • Discussion/comment on literature • Identifies potential research questions Demonstrates analysis across sources noting agreement and discussing disagreement. Discussion/comment on the literature leads clearly to the identification of a research question.