So, you’ve been told you need to be more critical in your dissertation literature review. But, how?! Keep reading for some tips on what to do.

Up-level your literature review with my 5 top tips!

Key questions to ask to ensure you’re being “critical” in your dissertation literature review.

What does ‘structure and agency’ actually mean? Are they opposites? Are they linked? I answer these questions - and more - in this blogpost!

Theory can be tough - especially for postgrads returning to university after a big gap - but it’s not impossible!

Learn how to structure an assignment using this example question, “Critically consider the value of a zemiological approach to poverty.”

Master critical thinking and critical analysis by beginning with everyday life things - like an Egg & Cheese McMuffin!

In this blogpost, I explain the tree analogy for understanding social science theory. Keep reading, all will become clear!

Learning about theory and how to bring it into critical analysis is the key to unlocking higher grades. In this blogpost, I share three tips on how to get started.

Critical analysis is a straightforward process: describe; interpret, evaulate! In this blogpost, I walk you through a series of questions to ask at each stage.

You’ve got a book, a book chapter or a journal article to read for your assignment or dissertation. But how do you actually read it? How can you do so in a way that will save time and help you squeeze as much out of it as possible? In this blogpost, I explain my three-step process.

Everyday reading and critical reading - like casual and serious dating - are NOT the same thing! You don’t want to get these two mixed up, so check out my blog on the three key differences between them!

There are three kinds of academic books, and each of them are useful for different things.