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Dissertations are often tough to complete all by oneself. It requires myriad skills and knowledge of varied tools, techniques and subjects to complete a dissertation in entirety. However, most students and researchers lack the entire range of skill sets that help in writing the dissertation without any external help. Since a large section of students are not equipped to tackle these problems, I have made myself available to help out

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How to Remain on Top of Class Assignments

One key factor is motivation. How does one get that motivation? Well, to maintain that motivation fire burning, we need to have an objective in mind and have the ability to visualize our destination—our ultimate prize at the end of the road is a college degree. For example, if we want to get from point C to D (where point D is a place filled with honey and milk), then we need to have it figured out in our head as to how to get there; this way, whatever issues we may be facing we will not lose sight of our goal. This obstinacy to succeed will enable us to persevere and carry-on, despite the difficulties ahead of us. It will also enable us to develop good study habits and overcome procrastination. Additionally, motivation will enable us to be self-disciplined and be a self-starter.

The second key factor is to prioritize. Most of us online adult learners have families and careers or jobs to juggle; and we squeeze in the little time we have left over to study and complete our class assignments. Is that a good idea to allocate minimal time to our education? I believe our educational endeavor should be memorable and seen as adventurous. For that matter, it should be allotted the most quality time and be made a top priority. When we make education our priority, we will consciously want to stay on top of our class assignments and abstain from procrastination. We will also want to develop good time management skills, schedule our lives around our educational endeavors, and make sacrifices.

The third key factor is to do it in bite-sized chunks. When we think of all the readings and research papers we have to write, most of us will become frustrated and just quit altogether. However, I advise against climbing to the top of your Mount Everest in one giant leap. Instead, just focus on each low plateau at a time—commit to reading just a few pages an hour and answering some part of the assigned problems each hour or day. Hence, complete the reading and writing in small dosages, instead of swallowing the whole bottle all at once.

And believe me, before you know it, the semester has already ended and you will feel an adrenaline-high from getting that “A” for the course.  However, if there comes a point where circumstances or personal issues are preventing you from completing a course on time, then you may be eligible to request a course extension. Consult with your adviser, or professor, before you get to this point to figure out your options for getting the grade you’ve earned for the course.

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Some Items for Students to Master for APA Style

• Running head is permanent and is aligned on the left margin on the same line as the page number. It should read “Running head: . The title should not contain more than 12 words in length and should not have abbreviations. All letters of the title are capitalized.  Example: Running head: READING SKILLS (NB this is for title page only). The Title Page is always page 1. Other pages after page 1, the title appears on each page in the header with only page numbers changing.  Example: (NB: The words “Running head” only appears on the title page which is page 1).
• Ampersand: If the citation is in parentheses, you have to use the ampersand (‘&’) instead of the word “and” in text of paper. Always use ampersand (&) in captions, tables and on reference page.
• Do not use contractions in sentence construction (it’s = it is; won’t = will not).
• Always spell out acronym on first use in the paper. Example: IT= Information Technology.
• Direct quotes must give page number. If no page numbers available, cite paragraph number using the abbreviation para. (para. 4).  If no page or paragraph numbers, cite paragraph and heading number where information has been derived: (Discussion section, para. 2).
• Outline all authors’ first time reference is cited. Use et al. in further references (ex: Smith et al., 2009) (Exception: Six or more authors use et al. first time).
• References should be in alphabetical order by author(s) last name on the reference page; inscribe last name, then first and middle initial (if there is any). If no author is provided, one should use the first character of the title.
• When citing a book on the reference page, capitalize the first word of the title only (with the exception of proper names). Italicize the name of the book too.
• In reference area, capitalize the FIRST word (the word after a colon) and all proper names in the title of articles and books.
• Italicize the name of books, magazines and journals but DO NOT italicize the name of the article.
• Do not use the words Issue or Iss., Volume or Vol., or Pages, p. or pp. on reference page.
• The volume number and name of the journal are italicized. Pay attention to punctuation.
• Use the hanging indent to cite references on reference page.
• Punctuation when concluding a Quote: If quotation is at the end of a sentence, seal quote with quotation marks, cite the source in parentheses, and end with other punctuation outside the final parenthesis. If a quote is found in mid-sentence, close quote with quotation marks, cite the source straight away after the quotation marks, and carry on with the sentence.
• Punctuation when concluding a reference: The period (or sentence terminator) goes after the in-text citation to end the sentence.

There are many other APA guidelines students must become aware of when writing.

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Choosing and Narrowing a Topic

Sometimes your instructor will give you a list of possible themes or questions, and other times you will have the liberty to choose your own topic. Sometimes the assignment will have a precise purpose i.e. an analysis paper or an argumentative essay, and other times you will have the autonomy to resolve the purpose (term paper, research paper). This freedom can be both grand and terrifying. If you have difficulty choosing what to inscribe about, start with a few thoughts and choose the best after several steps. You can also confer with your tutor about the best topic choice.

How to Choose a Topic

Think about things linked to the course that you are interested in. If there is nothing which interests you, look throughout the textbook,

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