Te Kete Wānaka
Learning, Teaching and Library
Writing critically
Writing critically shows that you have read widely, thought carefully about the information you found, and used the information to back up points in your writing.
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What is critical writing?
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Supporting your ideas with evidence
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When and how to summarise, paraphrase and quote
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