ANGELES UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION INTEGRATED SCHOOL

AUF STA BARBARA CAMPUS, 2009 ANGELES CITY, PHILIPPINES

ARTICLE REVIEW

Step 1: Choose an Article. The first step is to choose an article to review. When choosing
an article, consider your interests and the topic you are studying. Make sure the article is
recent, relevant, and from a credible source.

Step 2: Read the Article. Before you start writing, read the article carefully. Take notes on
the main points, arguments, and evidence presented in the article. Highlight or underline
any key phrases or quotes that stand out to you. Make sure you understand the article's
purpose, thesis, and main ideas.

Step 3: Write a Summary. After reading the article, write a brief summary of its main
points. This will help you organize your thoughts and ensure that you have a good
understanding of the article. Your summary should be concise, accurate, and objective.

Step 4: Analyze the Article. Next, analyze the article in-depth. Identify the strengths and
weaknesses of the author's argument, evidence, and reasoning. Consider the article's
relevance to the topic you are studying, and evaluate its credibility and bias. Ask
yourself, "What did the author do well?" and "What could they have done better?"

Step 5: Write Your Review. Using your notes and analysis, write your article review. Start
with a clear introduction that provides background information on the article and its author.
Then, summarize the article's main points and your overall impression of it. Discuss the
strengths and weaknesses of the article's argument and evidence, and provide
examples to support your analysis. Conclude with a final evaluation of the article, and
suggest areas for improvement or further research.

Step 6: Edit and Proofread. After you have written your review, take some time to edit and
proofread it. Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors, and ensure that your
writing is clear, concise, and well-organized. Make sure that your review follows the correct
format and that you have cited any sources used.