Final Revision and Editing:
While revising the critical review there should be four focusing points. With their help you can reach a good end.
1- SUBJECT :
If possible, choose to read about a topic you know a lot about, skim through points, arguments, conclusions, and reviews as you read, then see if you have so much so that you can't break the continuity of your thoughts the whole time while writing? Do you have examples and details to support what you are writing? Can you write comprehensively on your topic in a logical manner? What are some problems and their solutions that you can discuss in your thesis or essay? Finally, consider whether readers will find the solution presented in your thesis relevant and interesting.
2- FIRST AND SECOND DRAFT:
Start with one or two methods that work best for you, but the formation of others should be done in later drafts.
i:-
Read critically:
Break up your text so that you can understand its content
and give it a complete structure.
ii:-
Write freely:
Write whatever you know and whatever you can write about
your point of view, write all immediately.
iii:- Collect the details:
Create such questions in your text that best summarize
the points you are making. List details and statements that support your
points.
iv:-
Write for readers:
Think about readers while presenting your point of view
and see which types of detail you need to convey your point of view to them and
what should be done that readers consider your work seriously.
v:-
Arrange:
Set the diagram. For this the diagram on the previous
pages can be used or prepare a diagram as your teacher instructs.
vi:-
Research:
If necessary, bring together your summaries, arguments
and reviews of research and make a first draft according to the above methods.
3- STYLE ,TONE AND CHARACTER OF THE AUTHOR:
Adopt a scholarly style in your draft, the tone should be calm, polite, neutral and logically balanced. As a writer, your role should be that of an unbiased observer, apply the review in a balanced, logical and in a consistent manner.
4- THE CHARACTERISTICS OF BEING AUTHENTIC:
You and your content must be understandable to the readers. First, reflect as much as you can on your beliefs about your text, then look for the central idea in both your reading and review. Then present it clearly with high-quality supporting details. Thirdly, make the analysis your own, i.e. present them in a way that seem the most meaningful to you. The presentation of a large number of controversies in their wider context is generally considered the key to the overall organization of critical review. A critical review is a paper that is written specifically for the readers, it will not be read by one person or your instructor etc. but rather it will be read by different people. Therefore, it is important to keep different points of views into account and the different opinions from different people.
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