Systematic approaches for gathering and analyzing information to support non-fiction writing.

Strategies for conducting interviews that yield valuable insights and perspectives.

The process of inspecting, transforming, and modeling data to discover useful information.

A genre that combines factual reporting with storytelling techniques to engage readers.

Principles guiding responsible practices in research and writing to maintain integrity.

Reliable and trustworthy references that enhance the validity of research.

A comprehensive survey of existing research relevant to a specific topic.

Questions designed to encourage detailed responses rather than simple yes/no answers.

The graphical representation of information to make data easier to understand.

Constructive criticism provided by colleagues to improve writing and research quality.

The process of converting spoken dialogue from interviews into written text.

Condensing main ideas from research or interviews into concise points.

Organizing content logically to enhance clarity and flow in writing.

Creating engaging openings that capture the reader's attention.

Editing content to improve understanding and readability.

A declaration outlining a writer's commitment to ethical research and writing practices.

Evaluating data or sources to determine their reliability and relevance.

Compelling stories that resonate with readers and convey meaningful messages.

The process of outlining research objectives, methods, and timelines.

Examining responses from interviews to extract insights and themes.

A collection of completed work showcasing a student's skills and research process.

Milestones throughout the course to assess progress and ensure understanding.

Reflective evaluation of one's own work to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

Techniques for effectively communicating findings to an audience.

Giving credit to original authors and researchers to avoid plagiarism.