Using the Annotated Bibliography you developed in Workshop Three and the outline you created in Workshop Four, develop a first draft of your Literature Review.

Make sure that you don$$t just list each source and the summary of its contents. Use themes and subthemes you$$ve identified and compare$/$contrast ideas of the various authors in each subsection.

Your draft should include an Introduction and Conclusion, with an overview and summary of key points covered.

Use section headings, which you created in the outline.

The body should contain effective synthesis of the themes, which should be clear and include diversity of views.

You must integrate theory as well.

You should develop proper in$-$text references and a reference list.

You should not use personal pronouns, and keep the tone academic.

You should avoid expressing any personal opinions or make references to your professional experiences $($even if they are relevant$),$ because your focus should be on the discussion of what$$s covered in credible academic sources, building on scholarly research done by the authors.